Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1979 volume:

PHOTO BY HAUGEN’S HALBERD VOLUME 14, 1979 HELLGATE HIGH SCHOOL MISSOULA, MONTANA 59801 Most people remember their high school days in detail. The changes and experiences that occur make that short time seem hard to forget, but somehow even the best memories grow dim. This is what a yearbook tries to prevent. One of the biggest reasons so many are reluctant to graduate is the enforced separation from friends and the loss of their four year home away from home. Friends go away to college, find work, marry or move away. A re- '•'on may happen in ten years or so. or never. One day in their old and gray years the question may arise. “I won- der if whats-her-face was ever in Pep Club” or if whats-his face made vice-president of General Motors. The year- book can be referred to. to see what he used to look like now that he is balding, perhaps has a white beard and maybe a double chin. The staff hopes that the Halberd has provided a smatter- ing of memories that can be looked back on in the years ahead. Eileen Hammill Editor Editor's Page 5 ■� is Leading wherever I choose. Walt Whitman Healthy, free, the world before me, Assemblies are the only place where the entire school is brought together because some classes are at the Fort. To some, assemblies are only a way to get out of class, but for most, they are a way to show spirit and to get ready for important events. PASS Jw-.: mblies 9 Tim Schwenk looks on at Homecoming game. Homecoming King and Coach Stranahan speaks at Homecoming assem- Queen, Ritch Doyle and bly. Susan Bianchi. Homecoming 10 BRONCS MAR HOMECOMING For Homecoming this year. Hellgate hosted Billings Senior. The Homecoming festivities began with a pep assembly with a cowboy theme and a dance at Sentinel featuring Straight Lace. Many Hellgate clubs and organizations en- tered floats in the parade. This years parade theme was • MOVING ON TO A BETTER AMERICA.” Billings Senior won the football game. Homecoming Royalty — Front Row: Susan Bianchi and Ritch Doyle. Homecom- ing Queen and King. 2nd Row: Francie Marcinkowski and Kirk Tennant, Sopho- more Princess and Prince. Michelle Kemple. Freshman Princess. Diana Preston and Kevin Scott. Senior Princess and Prince. Last Row: Terri Lynn and Brad Abernathy. Junior Princess and Prince. Judy Thompson and Bob Townsley. Senior Princess and Prince. Not pictured: Eric Sprunk, Freshman Prince. idemics 13 FRIENDS Of late, Missoula has expanded leaving the small town only a mem- ory. Cars are often backed up, schools are overcrowded and there are no decent parking places to be found. Good things also came with the growth, the Southgate Mall was one example. As the Mall opened, many students flocked there for various reasons. Some went to find jobs, some went to eat and shop and others just went for some good clean fun. The Mall has truely been a highlight for the 1978-1979 year and will probably continue to hold a prominent place in the future of Missoula. Southgate 21 Fair 22 August 23 - 27, the week of the Western Montana Fair was a very busy week for most Hellgaters. Concessions attracted many stu- dents to work for their extracuri- cular activity's booth. The horse- races were a good way to win money, but the best bet would have been to enter something in the fair. Inland Empire shows pro- vided the 23 rides for the Carni- val. Night shows daily added to the festivities with Rodeos and performances by Jody Miller, Jay Houle, Rex Allen Jr., and Bonnie Nelson. —:-------------------------------------ranviRE—— nights trounce Bengals ninai. Dlcl h , d THE CLASS OF’79 HiWf Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders EXTRA LEAN GROUND BEEF 139 ib. m PUTS AMERICA ON ITS FEET “ Plans approved Mideast peace for school at fort Barbara Walters, TV journalist. One purpose of the yearbook is to provide memories for class reunions. This page is dedicated to the year 1989 in order to break the ice during the Class of 79’s 10 year reunion. KING TUT O. J. Simpson Olympia BEER ‘BIG 0LY’ 24 'SZ $CT88 fl HANG TEN T-BONE STEAK OR BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN BRAZILIAN SPENDS YEAR AT HELLGATE “My experience here has been fantastic. Everything is different and much profitable. The A.F.S. exper- ience is giving me a great year and I am so happy to be here in Missoula. Montana. I like everything about Missoula and the people have been so nice with me. My host family, the Booths, is a wonderful one. They have a uncommensurable human warmth and have fulfilled my life here with much love. I love them very much. I shall say ‘thanks so much’ for them, and I really hope that ‘thanks so much’ can mean, in Eng- lish. how thankful I am. Thanks so much to my fam- ily in Brazil, who wanted to see me here very much and is. surely, very happy that everything here has been wonderful for me. Thanks also to the teachers, who helped me a lot in this beginning which is a little hard, and thanks to all the people here, who have been really nice with me. I love here. This year has been so great for me. folks, and I’m sure it will be always recalled, of a special way. The time goes fast and just thinking about going back has me sad because I feel that I am really going to miss everybody here.” “Eu estarei sempre lembrando de tudo aqui de uma maneira muito especial. E somente um ano. mas. estejam certos, de que vai marcar muito.” •I’ll always remember everything here in a special way. It is only one year but I am sure that is going to stay with me for a long time. CARLOS CASTILHO FERRAZ Todd and Karla Booth are Castil- ho's host brother and sister. Exchange Students 26 NYQUIST VISITS FINLAND BRENT NYQUIST Everything here is great! Everyday I meet new people at school so that every moment is exciting and new. There are three grades in our school, which is called a Gymnasium-meaning it’s a College Prep. Highschool. I am taking classes in all three levels, plus some classes with comprehen- sive school classes. I can manage in every class but Geography, Biology and Finnish where everything is in Finnish. Even if I was able to under- stand Finnish it would still be hard because they speak so fast. But. my Finnish vocabulary is increasing every day. My schedule is on a repeating two week basis with classes being forty five minutes long with a fifteen minute break in between. I will be taking a Finnish for Foreigners class at the Turiku University with other Turiku AFS’ers. We will have class twice a week and hopefully learn some Finnish. We eat roughly four times a day. Breakfast is hot cereal and little sand- wiches and lunch is served at school in the classrooms. We eat again after school and dinner is at six o’clock. With almost every meal we eat something that has been grown by the family. One thing I have really noticed is the little meat they eat. It is always a side dish or added for taste. Bread is hard and flat and served with every meal. Finland is like England. There are no virgin forests. Everywhere you go there are signs of man. The forests are carefully managed but all have been cut at one time or another. The thing I find most fascinating, though, is the sea. I was so conditioned to a sea being a large body of water with waves, surf, and tide that to find the sea like a lake was quite a shock. There are no beaches, but only a forest and then water. Brent Nyquist Exchange Students 27 STUDENTS TAPPED FOR QUILL AND SCROLL QUILL AND SCROLL-Left to Right: Renee Hankel. Brenda Tunnock. Eileen Hammill. Louise Lobdell, Jamie Mackenzie Quill and Scroll is an honorary organization for students who excell in journalism. Students are tapped by the advisors of one of the three high school publications-the Lance, the Halberd, or the Troubadour. Nominees must also be in the top third of their class academically. The pur- pose of Quill and Scroll is to encourage stu- dents to pursue journalism as a possible career and to strive for quality in their high school journalistic endeavors. The advisor of Quill and Scroll is Mr. Seitz. Eileen Hammill is the president of Quill and Scroll. HONOR SOCIETY COMMENDS STUDENTS During the initiation ceremony new members are inducted by the Chapter President, the principal, and four old members who discuss the goals of National Honor Society. The ceremony begins with the new members carrying a candle repre- senting knowledge. The ceremony is concluded with the new members reciting a pledge and re- ceiving a membership card. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Front Row: Shelly Nelson. Lillian Bier. Tammy Rees- man. Laurie Luke. Joline Hartze. Linda Schrage. Rolf Sohlberg. Todd Hess. Row 2: Marsha Haas, Carl Rising. Laurie Brown. Jennifer Whitehouse. Brad Elison. Row 3: Brian Shull. Mike Adler. Doug Leary. Joel Fish. Van Blakely, Vincent Bakke. Bryan Steubs. Not pictured: Diane Rassmussen. Mike Magone. Brent Nyquist. Ronald Quir- ing. Mark Lowe, James Yates. Promoting an enthusiasm for scholarship, leader- ship. service, and developing character are the goals of National Honor Society. Eligibility is open to Juniors and Seniors who maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.50. Those applying are selected by the faculty on the qualities of leader- ship, service, and character. Mr. Sylvester is the advisor of National Honor Society. Honor Society 29 RASMUSSEN ELECTED SECRETARY OF STATE Carroll College was the sight of Montana Girls State from June third to the eighth. The girls were taught the duties, privileges, and rights of American citizenship and also practiced the mechan- ics of government. Eight girls were selected by the faculty on the qualities of character, leadership, hon- esty. and scholarship. The Junior girls elected four del- egates and four alternates. Girls'State is sponsored by the American Legion Auxil- iary. The adviser is Mrs. Ste- venson. GIRLS STATE-Left to Right: Alter- nates Kathy Kolb. Kris Saldm. Joline Hartze. Delegates Amy Crook- shanks. Tammy Reesman. Jennifer Whitehouse. Diane Rasmussen. Not pictured Alternate Laurie oBrown. MAGONE 1ST RUNNER UP FOR GOVERNOR Western Montana College hosted Boys State from June eleventh to the seventeenth. Montana Boys State is a workshop in state and local gov- ernment and is planned so that the students put into practice the theories they have been taught in their government courses. The delegates are assigned to cities which form the state that is run using Montana law as a guide. The six delegates and six alternates are chosen on leadership, char- acter, and scholarship. Boys State is sponsored by the American Legion with Mrs. Stevenson as the adviser. BOYS STATE-Top Row Delegate Jamie Mackenzie. Row 2: Alter- nates Brian Shull. Doug Leary, and Mike Adler. Row 3: Dele- gates Todd Hess. Rolf Sohlberg. Ritch Doyle, and Mike Magone Not pictured: Delegates Greg Miller and Brent Nyquist; Alter nates Joel Fish and Van Blakely. Girl's-Boy's State 30 PRESIDENT HESS AND VICE PRES. MORRISON REPRESENT STUDENT BODY 1: Todd Hess addresses the student body during an assembly. 2: Morrison and Hess lead a Student Senate meeting. 3: John Morrison talks with students in the cafeteria. 4: Hess speaks at the freshman Convention. 5: Morrison discusses school policy with Mr. Correll. The main responsibilities of Todd Hess included running the Student Senate meetings, being the Master of Ceremonies at assemblies and Chairman of the Executive Board. He was also a delegate for various school functions. John Morrison’s major duties included being in charge of all committees, serving as Sargeant of Arms during Student Senate meetings, and writing bills and resolu- tions. He is Vice President of the Executive Board and serves as a back up to Todd when Todd is absent. This year senators worked on a Student Curriculum Review Committee and student positions were advocated in regards to admin- istration policy. Meetings were more organized after using Roberts Rules of Order. Student President 31 Nat. Merit 32 PENGELLY SCORES HIGHEST IN STATE NATIONAL MERIT-Front row: Semi-Fina- list Brenda Tunnock. Commended Stu- dent Dana Field. Commended Student Kathe Jarka. Semi-Finalist Diane Ras- mussen. Semi-Finalist Kim Pengelly. Semi-Finalist Mike Adler. Row 2: Com- mended Student Evan Caster. Not pic- tured. Semi Finalists Kirby Price and Rob Walsh; Commended Student Neil Tem- pleton. High scores on the P.S.A.T. test determine who qualifies as a National Merit Scholarship competi- tor. The top scorers become semi-finalists who are named on a state representational basis. The semi-finalists then take the S.A.T. test and write an essay. About 90 percent become finalists and scholarship winners are chosen from the finalists. The scholarships are mainly $250 but can exceed to $1,500. National Merit Scholarship Corpora- tion sponsors the program with various colleges and corporations supplying the money. WHITEHOUSE CROWNED JUNIOR MISS Twelve senior girls, five from Hellgate, competed for the title of 1978 Missoula Junior Miss on the night of November 12, 1978. The Hellgate participants were Lan Ann Bryant who sang “I’m Just A Girl Who Can’t Say No”, Adriene Chapman who performed a dramatic monologue entitled ‘‘Skin of Our Teeth”, Carol Engler who sang “lllbiacho”, Diane Lavelle who performed a modern jazz dance to “Rhapsody in Blues”, and Jennifer Whitehouse who sang “The Light of My Life”. Contestants were judged 35% on interviews, 20% on talent, 15% on scholastic achievement, 15% on poise and appearance, and 15% on youth fit- ness. Whitehouse. the winner, received a scholarship to the college of her choice. Lavelle was selected as first runner-up. Other winners were: Spirit of Junior Miss, Engler; Scholastic, Whitehouse-first; Youth Fitness, Lavelle-first, Whitehouse-third; Poise and appearance, White- house-second, Lavelle-third; Talent. Whitehouse-first. The pageant is sponsored by the Jaycees and Jayceens. All photos courtesy of the Lightsmith. 1-Jennifer Whitehouse. 2- Diane Lavelle. 3-Lan Ann Bry- ant. 4-Adriene Chapman. 5- Carol Engler. Jr Miss 33 STUDENTS CHOSEN FOR ALL-STATE ALL-STATE BAND: Scott MacQuarrie. Brad Elison. Caroline Hartse. Joan Bessac. Kim Hicks. Ror. Quiring. Kimme Young. Not Pictured: Darren Hol- lenbaugh. The 1978 state Music Festival was in Great Falls on October 18 through the 20th. Students who excell in Choir, Band, and Orchestra were selected to perform.The students rehearsed for two days and the Gala Concert concluding the festival was presented on the 20th for the public. The All-State Choir was directed by Dr. Douglas R. McEwen, director of Choral activities at Arizona State University. He led the choir through numbers by Vivaldi. Haydn. Schumann, and Brahms. The All-State Band was conducted by H. Robert Reynolds, Professor of Music at University of Michigan School of Music. They played pieces by Tschesnokoff, Grainger, Bernstein and Sousa. The All-State Orchestra was conducted by Dr. Marvin J. Rabin from the University of Wisconsin. They played pieces by Berlioz, Vorodin, and Ralph Herman. ALL-STATE CHOIR: Suzanne Burgan. tlizabeth Lackschewitz. Kevin Scott. Peggy Brown. Nancy Fitzgerald. Adam Ganz. Tammy Reesman. Not Pictured: Lori Wittenberg. All State Music 34 MUSICIANS SELECTED FOR NORTHWEST ALL-STATE ORCHESTRA: Raina Hollenbaugh. Brian Shull. Shelley Nelson. John Thornton. Paige Markham. Not Pictured: John Turman. Michael King. ALL- ALL-NORTHWEST: Scott MacQuarrie. Ron Quiring. Paige Markham. Kathe Jarka. Nancy Fitzgerald. Kevin Scott. Brian Shull. Joan Bessac, Kimme Young. Raina Hollenbaugh. Shelly Nelson. Twelve students were chosen from Hellgate to perform in the All-Northwest Music Festival in Billings from March 21st to the 24th. Students from six northwest states tried out by recording their voices or instruments and they were judged on the state level. Then the best were sent to a screening committee on the northwest level where the finalists were selected to attend the festival. The director of the band was John P. Paynter; the orchestra conductor was William L. Jones and the choir director was Eph Ehly. All Northwest 35 TOP 20... The top 20 is a group of seniors who excel academically. Amongst them they have the highest grade point averages of the 373 seniors. The G.P.A.'s were compiled from 2nd quarter transcripts, i The students are listed alphabetically. 1: Laurie Brown, 2: Dana Field, 3: Marsha Haas, 4: Doreen Hilde, 5: Castilho Ferraz. f 1: Carl Rising. 2: Linda Schrage. 3: Rolf Sohlberg. 4: Eda Stalcup, 5: Brian Shull. CHOIR TRAVELS TO EUROPE The Montana Youth Choir is a forty voice select choir which takes a month long tour in the summer of seven European countries. Four stu- dents from Hellgate were selected for this choir and traveled oversees to give concerts in various foreign cities. The choir was under the lead- ership of Paul Ritter, Mary Moore and Lee Mathews. Participants were auditioned by tape or in person and participated in a ten day rehearsal period in Great Falls before depar- ture. Vickie Elser. Deanna Dunsmoor. Tammy Reesman. Lori Wittenberg. MAGONE RECEIVES GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD This years recipient of the D.A.R. Award was Mike Magone. The pur- pose of the award is to stress quali- ties of good citizenship among youth. The award is open to Senior boys and girls who are nominated by their classmates. Teachers then choose the winner. Mike received a pin and a certificate of award and is now eligible for state competition. The award is sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion. MIKE MAGONE DAR Choir 40 ACTIVITIES YEARBOOK WORKSHOP JOSTEN’S AMI RICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY HALBERD-Front Row: Dawn Normandeau. Eileen Ham- mill. Louise Lobdell. Diep Dao. Shawn Ryan. Joline Hartz. Row 2: Debbie Derrick. Renee Hankel. Kelly Parker. Dora Kruger. Shelly Weston. Row 3: Joan Gaul. Ann Barney. Jeff Thompson, Sandy Shull. John Thor- ton. Amy Crookshanks. Halberd 42 Late night hysteria before deadlines, last minute creativity, minor catastrophes and rescheduled photos were all a part of Halberd. For the first time free pictures were taken at registration so every underclass student at Hellgate could be in the year- book. A new pasteup program was also instituted this year. Members attended the Montana Inter- scholastic Editorial Association convention to learn better yearbook techniques. Editor-Eileen Hammill Advisor-Mr. Bill Taylor Student Life- Editor-Louise Lobdell Asst. Amy Crookshanks Honors- Editor-Joline Hartze Classes- Editor-Renee Hankel Asst. Ann Barney Activities Editor-Debbie Derrick Asst.Shelly Weston Kelly Parker Sports- Editor-Dawn Normandeau Asst. Sandy Shull Faculty- Editor-Shawn Ryan Photo Coordinator- Editor-Dora Kruger Photographers- Chief-Joan Gaul Asst.Steve Albini John Thorton Diep Dao Dora Kruger Jeff Thompson 1. Eileen Hammill. Editor. 2. Sandy Shull and Dawn Normandeau dump Amy Crookshanks into the creek. 3. Ann Barney and Renee Hankel confer about classes pages. 4. Halberd Staff Seniors Amy Crookshanks. Renee Hankel. Joline Hartze. Louise Lobdell. Joan Gaul. Ann Barney. Diep Dao. and Eileen Hammill. 5. Louise Lob- dell hard at work. 6. Bill Taylor discusses photo with Editor. Halberd 43 Front Row; Jamie Mac- Kenzie. Harley Horton. Dawn Normandeau. Bren- da Tunnock. Shelly Wes- ton. Troy Deckert. Jeff Morgan. Second Row; Steve Albini. Denny Cregg. Michelle Carpen- ter. Tom Halverson. Ad- viser Wayne Seitz. Stu- dent Teacher Tom Alex- ander. Serena Moon. Gary Patton. Lance 44 Hard work, staying after school, and night layout is what this year’s Lance staff, a comepletely new staff, went through to put out 19 issues of the schools bi-weekly newspaper. Every other Thursday and Friday afternoon they could be found frantically typing and copy editing in order to meet deadlines. Every other Monday night they gathered to lay out the paper that was to come out the following Wednesday. The Lance did, however, take some time out from their diligent work for entertainment. In the spring they attended a journalism convention in San Jose, California. 1. News Editor Troy Deckert poses for the camera. 2. Adviser Wayne Seitz and Assistant Tom Alexander 3. EDITORS; Jamie Mackenzie. Dawn Normandeau. Steve Albini. Brenda Tun- nock. and Troy Deckert. 4. Editor Brenda Tunnock interveiws a German journalist. m Editor..........Brenda Tunnock News Editor.................Troy Deckert Editorials Editor..........Steve Albini Features Editor... Dawn Normandeau Sports Editor..Jamie MacKenzie Fine Arts Editor .. Michelle Carpenter Asst News Editor....Shelly Weston Asst. Editorials Editor. .. Jeff Morgan Asst. Features Editor .. Harley Horton Asst. Sports Editor.Gary Patton News Features Writer........ ...................Tom Halverson Sports Writer.......Denny Cregg Business Adv. Mgr...Serena Moon Columnist..................Katie Richards Artists.............Steve Albini Dan Eisenman Tad Lamb Photo Editor...Amy Crookshanks Copy Editor..................Kim Pengelly Advisor.............Wayne Seitz Student Teacher.....Tom Alexander Lance 45 SENATE SERVES STUDENT BODY STUDENT SENATE-Front Row Marsha Lowe. Kim Heydon. Jen- nifer Whitehouse. Alise Rudio. Rolf Sohlberg. Row 2: Van Blake- ly. Joel Fish. Mike Magone. Jolme Hartse. Neal Blakely Row 3: Greg Olsen. Jon Kinney. Brad Elison. Bev Hawkins. Jamie Mac- kenzie. Ken Colbo. Adviser. Row 4: Jill Steinbrenner. Beth Chan- dler. Karen Perry. Leigh Kirkpatrick. Dan Hallsten. John Morri- son. Steve Albmi. Steve Haddon. Gary Steubs. Mike Windham. Todd Hess Row 5: Tracy Wilson. Julie Knudsen. Christy Bam, Diana Pegelow. Rebeccah McMillan. Christy McDonald. Mi- chelle Kemple Student Senate is a group of students elected by the student body to represent them. The president is Todd Hess, vice president is John Morrison, sec- retary is Jennifer Whitehouse, and treasurer is Van Blakely. Student Senate worked to increase student aware- ness. and to allow nonsenate members to be ex- cused for Student Senate meetings. They also es- tablished new class rank, and formed a student curriculum review committee. They worked to have joint meetings with Sentinel, and learned par- limentry procedure. They also attended State Student Council, had stu- dent exchanges, and will host the State Student Council next year. Student body treasurer Van Blakely, vice president John Morri- son. president Todd Hess, and secretary Jennifer Whitehouse. Student Senate 46 FIVE STUDENTS EXCELL IN MUN Model United Nations - Row 1: Willis Curdy. Adviser. Row 2: Dana Fields. Eric Bradford. Mike Windham. Kyle An- derson, Jaime MacKenzie. Row 3: Ma- rie Ladwig. Anna Rogge. Frank Lobdell. Andrea Olsen. John Morrison. Row 4 Rob Werling. Jon Kinney. Doreen Hilde. Steve Dehner. Row 5: Debbie Derrick. Debbie Abounader. South African delegation: Jamie Mac- Kenzie. Kyle Anderson, and Mike Wind- ham. Model United Nations (MUN) is an organization which gives its members the chance to learn the workings of the United Nations. This year Hellgates MUN had about 20 members. MUN had their annual convention at the University of Montana. November 20 and 21. There was a possibility of the convention being postponed because of the weather preventing some schools from attending the convention, but the schools started arriving and the convention began. Only two schools. Simms and Browning, could not attend. Two Hellgate MUN members were selected as top ten speakers of the convention. They were senior John Morrison and sophomore Jon Kinney. Three of Hellgates delegations. South Africa, Sweden, and East Germany were selected for the commendation of top eight delegations. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SELECTED CHEERLEADERS — Susan Bianchi. Yvonne Lillebo. Nanette Lar- son. Diane LaVelle. Tami Larson. Lanann Bryant. Kathy Kolb. Cory Archibald. Mi- chelle Taylor. Wendy Harmen. This year the student body selected ten senior girls as varsity cheerleaders. The cheerleader’s main purpose is to support varsity athletics and encourage school spirit. They attended the bas- ketball divisionals. state tournament, and wres- tling state tournament. To make money for these trips, they hoped to babysit for the faculty during school sponsored parties. They also hoped to have a cheerleading clinic for the grade schools. Bake sales were also one of their money making projects. Last summer they attended a cheerleading camp in Spokane for about five days. During that time they received outstanding, excellent, superior, and superstar ribbons. They also won the “spirit stick” and were rated number four out of about fifty squads. 1. Lanann Bryant 2 Michelle Taylor 3. Yvonne Lillebo 4. Cory Archibald 5. Susan Bianchi 6. Kathy Kolb 7. Wendy Harmen 8. Diane LaVelle 9. Tami Larson 10. Nanette Larson Varsity Cheerleaders 48 Varsity Cheerleaders 49 CHEERLEADERS PROMOTE SPIRIT The Junior Varsity Cheerleader’s job is to promote junior varsity athletics, and the Girl's Varsity Basketball team. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—Sitting: Beth LaVelle. Jill Steinbrenner; Standing: Shelly Bray. Kerry Bodin. The main purpose of the Sophomore Cheerleaders is to cheer for and encourage the sophomore athletes. sophomore CHEERLEADERS Kim Weisenburger. Jackie Fish. Karen Bianchi. Bottom: Lesa Day. J.V. Cheerleaders 50 MAT MAIDS-Tammy Reesman, Lori Kaphammer. Cathy Gra- chan. Barbara Weldon. Tracey Healey. Jeanni Wooley. Elaine Burwick. The Mat Maids is an orga- nization that supports the wrestlers and the wres- tling program. They keep stats at wrestling meets, run the home matches, and tournaments. They go to most out of town matches. At the end of the year they award one wrestler a $50 scholar- ship. To make money for the scholarship they have bake sales, car washes, and sell consessions and programs at wrestling meets. The captain was Tammy Reesman and the co-captain was Jeanni Wooley. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS-Es- ther Chessin. Lynette Gaertner. Kelly Callaghan. Carin Orr. The Freshman Cheer- leader’s purpose is to sup- port freshman sports. They cheer at home games which the fresh- man teams participate in, and attend some out of town games. To make money for new uniforms the Freshman Cheer- leaders had several bake sales. Mat Maids 51 VALKYRIES MARCH IN SPOKANE First Row: Terri Kieckbusch. Dena Patrou. Debbie Skogen. Julie Spores. Christie Bain. Laura Huskinson. Brenda Bryant. Carrie Griffin. Row 2: Fay Houchens. Linda Lucas. Christie Chaussee. Celia Hall. Row 3: Sheila Heidrick. Katie Wilson. Diana Preston. Lori Wittenberg. Linda Hennessy Row 4: Jennifer Madar. Soni Timothy. Terri Handley. Last Rqw: Leann Wittenberg. Julie Hoff. Shannon Cork. Pam Madar. Janice Larson. Delores Midyett. Joanna Gustafson. Heidi Broenneke. The Valkyries under the direction of Peggy Pat- rick and Katherine Duffin, their new advisers, performed at a college game in Spokane. Washington. They earned money for this and other projects through a variety of activities including car washes and bake sales. The senior leader this year was Diana Preston. The Valkyries performed this year at both foot- ball and basketball. Valkyries 52 PEP CLUB SUPPORTS ATHLETICS Pep Club members boosted school spirit by making signs for games, selling concessions, building floats and sponsoring Pep buses to see out of town games. They organized a Par- ents Day where they honored all the football and basketball players’ parents. They also gave awards to the Powder Puff football team. 1. PEP CLUB-Front Row: Tracy Case. Melissa Neuby. Neysa Wallin. Becky Hardman. Debbie Furlong. Mary Meyer. Leslie Boileau. Row 2: Michelle Lyons. Paula Ayre. Dee Dee Ernst. Sue Bertapelle. Corine Mayer. Rendo Anodes. Michelle McCormick. Tersa Oliver. Row 3: Tami Johnson Mary Turner. Heidi Werling. Mary Amelsberg. Shannon Carsons. Lisa Vandaney. Paula Counts. Marge Peterson. Row 4: Kelly Brunson. Rosanne Lamer. Heidi Shinn. Jackie Muchmore. Darlene Cooper. Advisor Peggy Daue. Diana Pegelow. 2. PEP CLUB OFFICERS-Rosanne Gardner. Kelly Brunsen. Heidi Shinn. Heidi Werling. and Jackie Muchmore. Pep Club 54 KEY CLUB ADMITS COEDS 1. KEY CLUB-Front Row: Vince Bakke. Row 2: Sandy Shull, Mark Tietz, Glenn Thane. Mike Magone. Row 3: Bobbi Powel, Lori Gerlach, Darren Hollenbaugh. Beth LaVelle, Jill Steinbrenner. Row 4: Patty Wheeler. Brian Shull. Van Blakely. Carl Ris- ing. Row 5: Heidi Frissell, Mike Bortz, Jeff Magone. Joel Fish. Row 6: Raina Hollen- baugh. Mike Adler, Liz Chilcote. Doug Leary. Neil Blakely. Jennifer Whitehouse. Row 7: Francie Marcincowski. Chris Su- sen, Tom Jones. Clay Huntley. Darwin Ernst. Gary Steubs. Bev Hawkins. Row 8: Lyndsey Bernatz. Eric Campbell. Tom Van Schyoki. Dan Chilcote. Larry Ryan. Laurie Patton. Row 9: Christie McDonald. Kim Hayden. Alisa Rudio. Steve Hosmer. Bren- da Reid. Dan Nichols. Row 10: Pam Madar. Christie Bain, Lisa Madar. Lori Elison, Tra- cy Wilsoh. Jackie Fish. 2. KEYCLUB-Neal Blakley. secretary. Van Blakley. pres.. Jeff Magone, tres.. Jackie Fish sweetheart. Not pictured Mark Tietz. and Carl Rising both vice pres. 3. Brian Shull, tres.. Mike Adler, seer., and Mike Magone, gov. recieved a great honor this year. They are the District Officers for Montana. This is the first year all three offices have gone to one school. Key Club’s best known project was the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Members also sold apples, ran chain markers for Little Grizzly and J.V. football, as- sisted the Red Cross with blood drives, helped the Senior Citizen Center, collected pledges for The Jerry Lewis MD Telethon, Trick or Treated for UNICEF, aided Hellgate Teachers with the Open House, con- ducted a track meet for the Big Brothers and Big Sisters Organiza- tions and had Halloween Parties for Special Education students. Key Club 55 DRCHESTRA COMPETES IN GREAT FALLS ORCHESTRA-Front Row: Mike King. Peggy Brown, Karen Perry. Marny Sil- verman. Jon Read. John Turman. Brian Shull. Raina Hollenbaugh. Kathe Jarka: Row 2: Kimme Young. Shelley Nelson. Joan Bessac. Suzanne Derrick. Kim Hicks. Lind- say Bernatz. Jane Madi- son. Debbie Derrick, John Thornton. Kim Herbig. Cindy Marbut: Row 3: Darren Hollenbaugh. Steve Adler. Margo Buck- ets. Ron Quiring. Scott MacQuarrie. Hal Herbig. Brad Elison. Rick Stauch. Paige Markham. Hellgate's Orchestra traveled to Great Falls for the State Or- chestra Festival. They also hoped to travel around West- ern Montana to play for the smaller schools in the area. To make money for such a trip, the orchestra sold magazines and citrus fruit. They gave spring and winter concerts that featured out- standing seniors playing solos. They also attended the All State Orchestra in October, ac- companied the choral groups at the Christmas concert and played at both Hellgate and Sentinel's Christmas assem- blies. At Christmas time some of the string ensembles played at businesses and schools around Missoula. Orchestra 56 1. Advisor Harold Herbig directs the Orchestra. 2. Bass player Paige Markham studies her music. 3. Kimme Young plays her bassoon. 4. Tom Foggin concentrates on playing the violin. 5. Brian Shull finds humor in his music. 6. French horns accompany orchestra. Orchestra 57 BAND PERFORMS AT CONCERTS The concert band is a fine band lead by Mr. Erick- son. They give many con- certs throughout the year including a Christmas concert for the student body. Front row Kim Hicks. Lindsay Bernatz. Eric Bradford. Adriene Chap- man. Lee Puckett. Tracy Atkinson. Laura Sheldon. Kathye Bauman. Row 2: Shelley Nelson. Joan Bessac. Susan Fritz. Bobbi Powell. Ten Sommers. David Curtis. Lou Larsen. Kim Newman. Barbara Weldon. Diane Bestwick. Pam Buck. Beth Blackburn. Row 3: Lisa McGrory. Lori Gerlach. Michelle Strosahl. Alan Crowther. Lee Johnson. John Rehder. Kimme Young. Shelley Clay. Donn Lassila. Susan Bianchi. Larry Tyan. Caroline Hartse. Steve Adler. Dee Shinn. Jason Barkley. Ron Quiring Row 4 Renee Fontenot. Brenda Powell. Lori Cordis. Larry Edwards. Neal Wiegert. Bryan Steubs. Scott MacQuarrie. Neal Blakely. Tom Habbe. Shari Burlingame. Dan Nichols. Allen Ormesher. Brad Elison. Jon Rose. Carl Rising. Todd Hess. Craig Tomlinson. Bryce Gisselbeck. Pat Black. Tait Jorgenson. Shelly Wright. Heidi Frissel. Last row: Joam Teichrow. Jim LeSueur. Jon Payne. Darren Hollenbaugh. Phil Cook. Tom VanSchoick. Ken Janes. Paul Schwarts. Daniel Fair- bank. Concert Band 58 MARCHING BAND GOES TO SPOKANE MARCHING BAND: Kim Hicks. Lindsay Bernatz. Eric Bradford. Adriene Chapman. Tracy Atkinson. Laura Sheldon. Kathye Bauman. Shelley Nelson. Joan Bessac. Susan Fritz. Bobbi Powell. Ten Sommers. David Curtis. Kim Newman. Barvara Weldon. Diana Pegelow. Diane Bestwick. Pam Buck. Beth Blackburn. Lisa McGrory. Lori Gerlach, Michelle Strosahl. Alan Crowther. Lee Johnson. John Rehder. Kimme Young. Shelly Clay. Donn Lassila. Susan Bianchi. Larry Ryan, Caroline Hartse. Steve Adler. Dee Shinn. Jason Barkley. Ron Quiring. Renee Fontenot. Brenda Powell. Lori Cordis. Karen Bianchi. Larry Edwards. Neal Wiegert. Brian Steubs. Scott MacQuarne. Neal Blakely. Tom Habbe. Shari Burlingame. Dan Nichols. Allen Ormesher. Brad Elison. Jon Rose. Carl Rising. Todd Hess. Craig Tomlinson. Bryce Gisselbeck. Pat Black. Tait Jorgenson. Shelly Wright. Heidi Fnssell. Joam Teichrow. Jim LeSueur. Jon Payne. Darren Hollenbaugh. Phil Cook. Tom Van Schoeck. Ken Janes. Paul Schwartz. Daniel Fairbank. Pat Duffin. Brenda Reid. Lori Lovrien. Mike Wade. John Kirkpat- rick. Kirby Price. Paul Olsgaard, Eric Campbell. Janie Seabaugh. Frank Duffin. Kirsti Combs. Lori Elison. Brad Broenneke. Margo Buckels. Kym Card. Chris Holliday. Karen Jenm. Brian Fortman. Richard Ellis. Deidra Ernst. Steve LaVelle. Kim Hayes. Eric Sprunk. Lisa Madar. Terry Eisenbarth. Maudme Pappas. Wendy Johnson. Shirline Marlow. Kim Heydon. Karla Williamson. Suzanne Burgan. Suzanne Derrick The Pep Band played at pep assemblies, most of the basketball games, some girls basketball games, and some of the wrestling matches. The Freshman Band played at concerts. They did most of their practicing with the Marching Band.______________ The Jazz I and Jazz II bands performed at a joint con- cert, and Jazz II performed in a fall concert The Dixie Land Band got together and played at con- certs during the year. DIXIELAND BAND-Front Row: Ron Quiring. Row 2: Darren Hollenbaugh. Joan Bessac. Kimme Young. Last Row: Jon Rose. Paul Olsgaard. Scott MacQuar- rie. FRESHMAN BAND-Front Row: Jean Miller. Julie Burke. Amy Van Schoick. Dawn Birnel. Row 2: Maria Pappas. Carol Schlegel. Karen Brett. Rebeccah McMillan. John Kirkpatrick. Row 3: Karen Jenni. Carolyn Nause. Brian Fortman, Chris Holliday. Dar- win Ernst. Matt Swanson. Row 4: Brad Reid. BANDS ENTERTAIN STUDENT BODY Bands 60 PEP BAND-Front Row: Shelly Nelson. Michelle Stro- sahl. Joan Bessac. Lon Gerlack. Kathye Bauman. Lee Puckett. Row 2: Heidi Frissell, Todd Hess. Brad Elison. Frank Duffin. Carl Rising. Caroline Hartse. Kimme Young. Larry Ryan. Alan Crowther. Row 3: Larry Edwards. Neal Wiegert. Bryan Steubs. Scott MaCQuarrie. Dan Nichols. Neal Blakely. Shari Burlin- game. Tom Habbe. Jason Barkley. Steve Adler. Row 4: Kirby Price. Tom Van Schoick. Joam Teichrow. Paul Schwartz. Darren Hollenbaugh, Eric Campbell. JAZZ 1-Front Row: Tom Van Schoick. Row 2: Joani Teichrow. John Kirkpatrick. Larry Ryan. Caroline Hartse. Kimme Young. Row 3: Paul Schwartz. Jon Rose. Brad Elison. Frank Duffin. Todd Hess. Shelley Nelson. Row 4: Dan Nichols. Bryan Steubs. Scott MacQuarrie. Neal Blakely. Tom Habbe. FRESHMAN BAND-Front Row: Donna Baylock. Ni- cole Gray. Barbara Burgen. Kim Heydon. Wendy Johnson. Row 2: Lisa Madar. Doug Lawrence. Eric Sprunk. Kym Card. Lori Elison. Row 3: Eric Camp- bell. Kim Hayes. Brad Broennke. Kirsti Combs. Janie Seabaugh. Frank Duffin. Row 4: Patt Duffin. JAZZ 11-Front Row: Brad Reid. Row 2: John Kirkpatrick. Steve Adler. Amy Van Schoick. Larry Ryan. Michelle Strosahl. Pat Duffin. Row 3: Tom Van Schoick. Frank Duffin. Janie Seabaugh. Kirsti Combs. Shelly Right. Julie Burke..Jean Miller. Lisa Madar. Row 4: Wendy Johnson. Matt Swanson. Brian Fortman. Carolyn Nause. Dan Nichols. Chris Holliday. Dawn Birnell. Bands 61 VOCAL GROUP PLANS TRIP First Row: Lori Wittenberg. Carol Engler. Vickie Elser, Elaine Burwick, Jill Steinbrenney. Nanette Larson. Judy Thompson. Anne Walters. Cindy Marbut. Tammy Resman. Jennifer Whitehouse, Kerry Bodin. Sherrie Foster. Beth LaVelle. Lee Puckett. Melanie Samel. Row 2: Laurie Gyles. Michelle Taylor. Delores Midyett. Kimme Young. Raina Holenbaugh. Laura Swensen. Jody Vinson. Laura Sheldon. Celia Hall. Sue Dickinson. Bev Hawkins. Amy Crookshanks, Crystal Craig. Row 3: Susan Youell. Peggy Brown. Leann Wittenberg. Tracey Healey. Karen Perry, Christie Chaussee. Joanna Gustafson. Natalie Hardman. Deanna Dunsmoor. Laurie Luke. Nancy Fitzgerald. Carole Dunahoo. Brenda Cluts. Heather Gonsior. Joan Gaul. Row 4: Mike Magone. Kevin Scott. Rolf Sohlberg, Doug Zentner. Brad Phillips. Alan Pfister. Scott Klaudt, Jeff Davenport. Darren Hollenbaugh. Adam Ganz. Mark Mason. Bret Hulquist, Lloyd Crain. Ed Tabish. Row 5: Line Malcomb. GregSprunk. Matt Kinney. Neal Funk. Tom Powell. Joe Murray. Ed Lawrence. Ray Windmeuller. Darin Hirning. Randy Loewen. Kevin Sedgwick. Last Row: Ritch Doyle. John Morrison. Ken Janes. Brad Elison. Pat Black. Dan Johnson. Michael Spaid. Joel Fish. Brian Shull. Scott Pfau. Justin Dilworth. The Chamber Choir under the direction of Mr. Dahlstrom is the top choir at Hellgate. Members meet every day to practice their skills with vocal music. They planned to make a trip to Salt Lake City to hear the Tabernacle choir. They performed many concerts throughout the year. Concert Choir 62 CHEVIES SING AT VETERANS’ HOSPITAL MYNSTRELLES PERFORM AT CONCERTS The Mynstrelles are also a select group of singers. They are chosen from the Concert, Treble and Chamber Choirs. Many of them look forward to moving into the Cheva- liers. First Row: Peggy Brown. Deidra Ernst. Christie Chaussee. Kerry Bodin. Carol Dunahoo. Deanna Uunsmoore. Cindy Marbut. Row 2: Karen Perry. Lori Wittenberg. Tracy Wilson. Lauri Patton. Heather Gonsior. Leann Witten- berg. Brenda Cluts. Row 3: Tra- cy Healey. John Jacobs. Larry Ryan, John Barthelmess. Kirk Tennant. Craig Cooper. Scott Pfau, Mark Mason. Last Row: Dan Nichols. Tom Van Schoick. Richard Pedersen. Dan Chilcote. T.J. Buck. Jeff Magone. Brian Lmeback. Lloyd Crain, Ed Ta- bish. The Chevaliers is a select group of vocal musicians. They gave many concerts throughout the year in- cluding a special concert at the veterans hospital in Helena. This group is composed mainly of sen- iors with a few juniors and sophomores. First Row: Ed Lawrence. Nancy Fitzgerald. Dan Johnson. Carol Engler. Rolf Sohlberg. Sherrie Foster. Brian Shull. Tammy Reesman. Darren Hollenbaugh. Crystal Cragg. Mike Spaid. Row 2: Greg Sprunk. Beth LaVelle. Joe Murray. Judy Thompson. Ritch Doyle. Jennifer White- house. Mike Magone. Row 4: Justin Dilworth. Joanna Gustaf- son. Paul Barry. Joel Fish. Last Row: Brad Elison. Kevin Scott. Susan Youell, Tom Powell. Adam Ganz. Chevies Mynstrelles 63 CHOIRS PERFORM AT CONCERTS CHANSONETTES-Front Row: Sorine Fangsrud, Christy Bam. Delores Midyett. Alana Maki. Natalie Hardman. Su- zanne Burgan. Cathleen Pat- terson. Stacy Huskinson. Kim Newman. Row 2 Jill Stein- brenner. Vicki Elser. Melissa Brown. Rama Hollenbaugh. Pam Madar. Theresa Dira. Suzanne Derrick. Jackie Fish, Debbie Derrick; Row 3: Lisa Erck. Shelly Caly. Annette Stahl, Tracie Barney. Nancy Proefrock. Laura Swenson. Wanda Schmautz TREBEL CHOIR-Front Row: Carrie Christensen. Stacey Peterson. Robin Chrestene Chrestensen, Corleen Cordle. Mary Meyer. Sorine Fansgrud. Julie Spores. Theresa Kemmer. Maria Lindburg. Karen Bianchi. Lisa Randles. Heidi Broenneke. Christy Bam. Tracie Wilson. Sheri Close; Row 2: Candice Grimes. Kim Newman. Cathleen Patterson. Teresa Dira. Susan Phillips. Jackie Fish. Rachel King. Lisa Erck. Nancy Proefrock. Pam Madar. Suzanne Derrick. Tracey Barney. Teresa Hunter. Cincy Abbott. Karen Guay; Row 3: Lori Solum. Amy Murdock. Cindy Fryhling. Corrme Jordan. Andrea Gaertner. Kim Herbig. Jamie Mullen. Michelle White. Esther Hanson. Annette Stahl. Wanda Schmautz. Marge Ciolkosz. Melissa Brown. Deidra Ernst. Neil Dahlstrom. adviser; Last Row: Michele Niles. Julie Ray. Becky Taylor. Barb Morlock. Kristy Watson. Rhonda Scott. Karla Williamson. Shelly Wright. Patty Sorge. Lynette Hayes. Elaine Clap. Karen Bailey. Brenda Bryant. Shelley Clay. 64 Chan Tr. Chr. CONCERT CHOIR-Front Row: Elaine Burwick. Roberta Stewert. Stacey Huskinson. Lisa Randles. Stephanie Coffee. Gail Or- mesher. Cindy Seabaugh. Wendy Farlin. Lauri Patton. Holly Stan- ley. Suzanne Burgan. Nancy Lange. Row 2: Theodora Cantrell. Patsy Pederson. Lauri Barker. Julie Gordon. Pam Pearson. Holly Griffin. Michelle Cote. Vickey Chrestenson. Karen Siegal. Marsha Hill. Lorame Thompson. Cathy Cristiani. Neil Dalstrom. Director Row 3: Dixie Gqeres. Shannon Dwyer. Cherne Walker. Donette Ebbutt. Lori Zentner. Rosanne Garner. Debbie Derrick. Afani Maki. Lori Brown. Sue Brown. Row 4 Dennis Cregg. Craig Coo- per. Rick Pederson. Tom Van Schoick. Leon Hummel. Tom Ward. Larry Ryan. John Barthelmess. Dan Nichols. Jon Kinney. Row 5 John Franklin. Dan Chilcote. Dave Harston. John Jacobs. Brian Lineback. Jeff Magone. T. J Buck. Kirk Tennant. John Dickinson. Row 6: John Dunkum. Rod Hertz. Mark Narum. Lauri Patton. Carry Rasley. and Karen Siegal rehearse a song. The Chansonettes participated in several programs this year They performed at the Orchard Homes Country Club, caroled at Christmas time in the Southgate mall and performed at concerts throughout the year. The Treble Choir performed at various concerts throughout the year. The members of the choir also s ght read music to prepare them for higher choirs. The Concert Choir participated in concerts throughout the year. All three choirs helped with the magazine and fruit sales. The money from the sales went toward the purchase of a base guitar and some drums. Some of the money was also set aside for a trip which the members of the Chamber Choir take every other year. Con Choir 65 FRESHMEN LEARN MUSICAL SKILLS Freshman Choirs are designed to teach the students good reading abilities in vocal music. Under the direction of Ann Carey, the students give many performances throughout the year. This choir prepares the students for the more advanced choirs. First Row: Kim Blank. Mary Hosfeld, Shallon Ledward. Laura Souligny. Sue Hoffman, Marilea Hoch- strasser. Esther Chessin, Kristi McDonald, Kathy Canham. Jean Hoggatt. Row 2: Debbie Bryant, Kathy Watkins. Lynette Gaertner, Cheryl Dunsmoor, Sharron Northcutt, Kim Heydon, Janie Finnegan. Linda Gustafson, Kelly Seifert. Pam Solum. Row 3: Julie Tennant. Shawna Johnson. Paula Counts, Staci Brant. Kirstin Scott. Jean Miller, Laura Crossland, Jackie Geyer. Mary Amelsberg, Renee Nichols. Row 4: Neysa Wallin. Muriel Black, Amy Van Schoek. Katie Wilson. Betsy Ardoin, Terri Fuller, Kelly Clark, Shanon Carson, Wendy Johnson. Row 5: Jacque Bethke. Janie Seabaugh, Nanette Kuenzel, Pattie Peterson, Vicki Bachert, Shirline Marlow, Shelly Geyen, Shelly Gergern, Tammy Eddleman. Row 6: Andy Dixon, Alicia Gregory. Jon Anderson. Monte Bryant. James Weeks. Reed Kyle. Tom Morgan, Joe Gyles. Mike Martin, Last Row: Rich Ogle. Brad Reid. Greg Stanley. Jim Englert, Robert Chaney. Wade Ayala. Darwin Ernst. Frosh Choir 66 TROUBADOR HAS NEW ADVISOR Front Row: Karen Mould- ing, Dana Field. Row 2: Ju- lie Burke, Katie Richards, Janelle Patterson. Row 3: Patty Swanson, Andrea Olsen, Steve Albini. Scott Woodstrom. Last Row: Jeff Weist, Evan Caster. The Troubador staff did an excellent job with the production of Hellgate’s literary magazine, the Troubador. Greg Lenihan was the new adviser. The staff tried to sell as many Trou- badors as possible so they would be able to build up their funds and make improvements such as a dif- ferent type of cover for the maga- zine. The Troubador is made up of works submitted by the students and selected by the staff and editor. Editor Dana Field. Assistant Editors Andrea Olsen and Janelle Patterson. Troubador 67 RUNNERS STRIVE FOR 1000 MILES The members of 1000 Mile Club keep track of all the miles they run. and try to reach their goal of 1000 miles. The members who run 1000 miles receive a gift, usually a belt. The members award an- other member a $100 Scholarship. To make money for the scholar- ship and gifts for mem- bers who run 1000 miles, 1000 Mile club had a booth at the fair and sponsored races. 1000 MILE CLUB-Front Row: Mark Tietz. Jamie MacKen- zie. John Morrison. Jim Weeks. Clay Huntley; Row 2: Ron Weeks. Mark Schrage. Harley Horton. Larry McKin- ney. adviser. OUTDOOR CLUB TOURS GLACIER PARK The Outdoor club planned many trips during the year. In the beginning of winter they went to Gla- cier Park. They went cross-country skiing about twice a month, they went camping, hiking, eagle watching, and almost any other activity that ex- plores the outdoors. All funds, came from the members. OUTDOOR CLUB-Front Row: Sandy Shull: Row 2: Chris Autio. Tad Lamb. Dana Feild: Row 3: Elisabeth Lackschewitz. Ted Lamb. Bruce Baty. adviser. Heather Gonsior eagle watches in the cold of winter. 1000 Mile Outdoor 68 STAT CLUB KEEPS RECORDS The purpose of Stat Club is to keep records at the basket- ball games. This includes keeping track of rebounds, as- sists. percentage from the field, and keeping the official book. They also keep a running score of the games. These statistics are then given to the coaches of the teams. The Stat Club raised money to go to the state and divi- sional basketball tournaments. They made money by keeping clocks for freshmen and sophomore home bas- ketball games at $2 a game. They also had bake sales. 1. STAT CLUB-Front Row: Wanda Schmautz, Joan Gaul; Row 2: Lauri Ratton. Louise Lob- dell: Last Row: Andrea Olsen. Doreen Hilde. Debbie Olsen. 2. Wanda Schmautz and Laun Patton keep statistics. 3. Louise Lobdell runs the clock as Andrea Olsen looks on. 4. Joan Gaul runs the clock. 5. Tom Demmons is the Stat Club adviser. ARTISTS CREATE IN CLUB HOMEMAKERS LEARN DOMESTIC SKILLS Learning the basics of be- coming a good cook is a part of Future Homemak- ers of America. Their state convention was held in Billings and their dis- trict convention in Deer- lodge. The girls learned many new things while they still found time for fun. Front Row: Janette Treichel. Sharon Kelly. Corina Kuntz. Anna Rogue. Doreen Hilde. Car- ry Christianson. Row 2: Sally McCormick. Beth Mallary. Dari- lynn Gibbs. Kim King. Mrs. Gar- rett. Barbara Kelly. Linda Schragg. Stacey Pettersen. Lisa Randles. Barbara Morlock. The Art Club practiced not only artistic values, but they had fun making things and just being to- gether. Clockwise: Mrs. Autio. Duong Pham. Dana Field. Kathy Christiani. Kim Hayes. Tad Lamb. FHA Art 70 V DECA SPONSORS DANCE DECA was very active this year. One of their major projects was to sponsor a Halloween dance, some- thing new to Hellgate stu- dents. DECA stands for “Distributive Education Clubs of America.” Front Row: Lisa Tripp. Sharon Kinney. Robin Stephens. Tom Fisher. 2nd Row: Cathy Speaks. Becky Schestag. Advisers (not Pictured) were Ken Curtis and Ron Hart. ORNITHOLOGY TAKES TRIPS Ornithology is the study of birds. The members of Ornithology club traveled around the city and state looking for different birds and studying bird habi- tats. They also went to several local bird refuges where they watched the fall migrations and planned trips for the spring when the birds re- turned. Front Row: Dana Field. Tad Lamb. Tom Foggin 2nd Row: Heather Gonsior. Sandy Shull. Castilho Ferraz. Ron Weeks, ad- viser Ron Hoff. DECA Ormthology 71 SPANISH CLUB SELLS GOODIES Salud, pesetas, y amor, y tiempo para gonzarlos means Health, wealth, love and time to enjoy them. Spanish Club members seemed to take this proverb to heart. They had a scavenger hunt, a taco party, a sopapilla sale, an International Dinner, a Christmas Party and a pick- iendo posada which is caroling from house to house. SPANISH CLUB-Front Row: Martha Roberts. Patri- cia Swonson 2nd Row: Tracy Barney. Sara Broad- water. Eda Stalcap. Doug Lawrence, 3rd Row: Frank Lobdell. Sr. Oke. GERMAN CLUB Spanish German Club 72 “OCTOBERFESTS” Arbeit macht das Leven suss. “Work makes life sweet” is the motto of German Club this year, but at their annual Octo- berfest the philosophy seemed to be “Eat drink and be merry”. German food, games and songs are a main part of the party. Members also played soccer and attended the International Dinner. GERMAN CLUB-Front Row: Barbie Burgan, Leslie Boileau. Polly Laughlin, Christina Catalfoma. Darren Hollenbaugh. Rama Hollenbaugh. Row 2: Julie Burk. Sue Hoffman. Jean Hoggit, Joe Bailey. Matt Swan- son. Terry Pepenger. Jane Madison. Shoni Card. Row 3: Adviser Mrs. Hudgens. Tami Whitaker. Troy Deckert. Rachel King, Tracy Scott. Adviser Mrs. Clawson. Row 4: Brian Rabold. Andrea Olsen. Steve Adler. Mysta Sharon. FRENCH CLUB VIEWS DANCE GROUP ICH WEISS HICHT Allez les Francais! “Go French go!” Team members shouted as they raced towards the goal in one of the soccer games against the other language clubs that were very popular this year. Members also had bake sales to raise money so that they could see a French Canadian Folk Dance Group the “Les Sortileges perform. They also partici- pated in a Christmas Party and the Interna- tional Dinner. FRENCH CLUB-Front Row: Veronic Brow. Renee Fontenot. Sharon Kelly. Diana Payne. Cathy Romeo. Elaine Clapp. Carol Ciliberti. Row 2: Ramona Morgan. Jason Christenson. Heidi Frissell. Annette Stahl. David Walker. Christi Bain. Diane Pega- low. Row 3: Castitilio. Carla Booth. Michelle Strousell. Cindy Fryling. Row 4: Dawn Birnel. Gailen Romy . Katy Wilson. Rob- ert Chancy. Kevin Meyers. Christie Chaussee. Linda Lucas. Row 5: Mrs. Talbot, Teresa Dire. Becky Hardman. Darlenn Gibbs. Chris Beardsley. Chris Wilder. Linda Franks. Miss Pa- trie. French Club 73 ANGLERS PRACTICE CASTING SKILLS The Anglers are a group of stu- dents who like to fly fish. Along with ad- visers Tim Gre- gori and Willis Curdy, the stu- dents took short trips to different fishing spots around the area. When they weren't fishing, they spent time ty- ing flies. Adviser Willis Curdy. John Behner, Scott Stra- ley. John Rehder. Alex Hartless. Ad- viser Tim Gregori. RIFLE CLUB USES ARMORY The rifle club practiced gun safety and marksmanship. They had club meetings at the National Guard Armory where they studied the techniques of marksman- ship with advis- er Kermit Ed- monds. Front Row: Ben Gentry. Roy Kyle. Tom Hamilton. Craig Tomlinson. Mark Treichel. John Rehder. Dana Beed. Diane Rasmussen. Row 2: Ken Riley. Sharon Case. Romona Morgan. Cathy Romeo. Al Lewis. Brett Marham. Kit Johnson. Aaron Richardson. Neal Engebretson. Last Row: Adviser Kermit Edmonds. R. B. Chaney. Mike Adler, Will McCormick. Doug Leary, Steve Adler. Margo Marcinkowski. Steve Kinney. Joe Guard. Anglers Rifle 74 FFA COMPETES AT KANSAS CITY Seated: Mark Bellusci. Kevin Mytty. Gary Deschene, Ange Laridon, Elaine Rosenbaum. Row 2: Advisor Mr. Fellar. Larry Williams. Scott Cavey. Todd Jones. Pat Dester. LeeAnn Meloch. Traci McMillian, Advisor Miss Wright. Last Row: Bill Wills. Joe Conhouer. Dan Job. Dave Conhouer. Brian Cavey. Calvin Dobbins. Steve Severin. Adviser Cavey. MISSOULA MQNTANi The purpose of the Future Farmers of America may be summed up in their motto-“Learning to do, doing to learn, learning to live, living to serve.” The Fu- ture Farmers met at the Missoula Techni- cal Center. They had a district convention and a national con- vention in Kansas City where several of the members won trophies. AFS WELCOMES BRAZILIAN The American Field Service is an orga- nization that sponsors “exchange” programs. Brent Nyquist was the ex- change student from Hellgate and trav- eled to Finland. Castillo Ferraz was an exchange student to Hellgate from Brazil. Front Row: Sandy Shull. Renee Fontenot. Jenelle Pat- terse. Row 2: Mia Shroer. Castillo Ferraz, Mike Magone. Patty McDonald. Todd Easton. Adviser Joan Lloyd. FTA AFS 75 FORENSICS DO WELL AT STATE SPEECH TEAM- Front Row: Renee Fontenot. Leigh Kirk- patrick. John Salmonson. Row 2: John Morrison. Bren- da Tunnock. Jon Kinney. Debbie Anderson. Suzy Bur- gan. Michelle Carpenter. Row 3: Debbie Abounader. Karen Moulding. Todd Hess. Suzanne Derrick. Matt Swan- son. Dianne Rassmussen. Patty Scott. Jodie Jenson. Katie Richards. Row 4: Deb- bie Derrick. Laura Sheldon. Steve Adler. Carol Ciliberti. Matt Gutherie. Frank Lobdell. Linda Jovm. Last Row: R.B. Chaney. Paul Olsgaard. Brad .Elison. Renee Pisel. The Hellgate Speech Team was well rounded this year with strength in all aspects of speech. They managed to take a full team to almost every meet they attend- ed. The team did well, placing first at the Stevensville meet and fifth at State. There were eight differ- ent speaking events: Varsity and Novice Debate. Original Oratory, Impromptu. Expository, Memo- rized Public Address. Oral Inter- pretation. and Extemporaneous Speaking. People who placed at the State Meet were: Katie Rich- ards. first, and Leigh Kirkpatrick, finalist, Extemporaneous Speak- ing; Laura Sheldon, third, Exposi- tory; Brenda Tunnock, third, Im- promptu; Tracy Barney, third, and Rene Pisel, sixth, Memorized Public Address; and Steve Albini won first in Humorous Solo and the State Drama Meet. 76 Speech Drama 1. Wally Congdon (Asst. Coach) and Mr. Williams (Coach) con- gratulate each other 2. Laura Sheldon practices her Expository. 3 Katie Richards. Leigh Kirkpatrick, and Diane Rasmussen work on their file. 4. Brenda Tunnock does an Impromptu Speech. 5 Debbie Abounader. Brad Elison. Karen Moulding, and Debbie Der- rick debate. DRAMA TEAM ATTENDS STATE MEET Drama Team was not as active this year as it was in previous years. They competed in three tournaments: the Missoula Tournament, the University of Montana Tournament and the Montana State Tournament. There were five different events to compete in. They were Humorous solo and duo, Serious solo and duo, and pan- tomine. Drama Team results at the State Meet are on page 76- 77. 1. Amy Crookshanks attacks Kevin Scott while performing. 2. Steve Albini acts out his cutting. Drama Team Members not pictured are Tad Lamb. Ted Lamb. Carol Engler. Ritch Doyle. Adriene Chapman. Lisa McGrory. Cathy Patterson. Sue Hoffman. Vonnie Gress. Kim Hayes. CHESS CLUB COMPETES Chess Club is an organization devoted to playing chess. Members meet weekly to practice their skills and strategies. CHESS CLUB: Bill Haffey. adviser. Matt Crowley, Matt Gutherie, Chris Holiday. Tom Graff. Barbara Kelly, Darleen Cooper. Marjorie Peterson. PHOTO CLUB SELLS PICTURES Photo Club members took field trips to the Mu- ■ seum of the Arts, took pictures and had other members evaluate them. Joan Gaul, pres., stated that they had two big money making projects. They took pictures of stu- dents (in conjunction with S-Club) during the 50’s day, and Sweetheart pho- tos on Valentines Day. They also painted the highschool darkroom. $3 dues helped buy chemi- cals. Other Photo Club of- ficers were John Thorn- ton. vice pres., Amy Crookshanks, sec., and Wayne Seitz, adviser. PHOTO CLUB: Jeff Weist. Joan Gaul. Amy Crook- shanks. and Sandy Shull. Not pictured: John Thornton S-CLUB SPONSORS CANNED FOOD DRIVE Front Row: Wendy Farlm. Terry Lynn. Anna Rogge. Row 2: Dorothy Wells (Soroptomist Adviser). Debbie Cote. Arletha Shears. Lisa Jelmberg, Mardina Papass. Natalie Hartman. Sharon Kelly. Louise Lobdell. Doreen Hilde. Cori Kuntz. Jodi Jensen. Linda Joven. Row 3: Mane Patterson. Liz Chilcote. Diep Dao. Patty Wheeler. Deanna Duns- moor. Teddy Cantrell. Lo- retta Vizzutti. Advisor. Row 4: Ann Stephenson. Kim Hayes. Lisa McGrory. Last Row: Dora Kruger. Diana Pegelow. Kerry Trautman. Sandy Callas. Leza Thomas. Wanda Schmautz. Mia Schroer. Lauri Patton. Dawn Nor- mandeau. Front Row: Junior Board Member Sharon Kelly. Trea- surer Anna Rogge. Secretary Terry Lynn. Back Row: Senior Board Mem- ber Louise Lobdell. Vice President Wendy Farlin. Not Pictured: President Melanie Samel. Sophomore Board Member Diana Pe- galow. V. S-Club is a service organization sponsored by the Soroptimist club of Missoula. Their activities include canned food drives near Thanksgiving, a booth at the fair, Christmas caroling in the hospitals, and a float in the Homecoming Parade. They also work with the Sentinel and Hellgate Key Clubs and The Sentinel S-Club. Advisers: Dorothy Wells. Loretta Viz- zutti. S-Club 80 - H-CLUB HONORS ATHLETES H-CLUB Gail Ormesher. Rolf Sohl- berg. Mark Lowe. Rich Doyle. H-Club is a service organiza- tion which is open to any athlete who has earned a varsity letter. This year H- Club sold concessions at basketball games, spon- sered a dance, and made banners for the Mat Maids to put up while the wrestling team attended out-of-town meets. BOARD ADVISES PRINCIPAL Principal Richard Correll's advisory board was made up of 1 or 2 students form each class. It's purpose was to discuss current problems within the school and to exchange ideas on possible solutions. The advisory board meetings were held once a month dur- ing fifth periods, and lunches were supplied to the members. Front Row; Mike Magone. Back Row; Diane Ras- mussen. Debbie Abounader. Jeff Davenport. Wendy Johnson. Rene Pi- sel. H-Club Ad. Board 81 “THOUSAND DAYS” PLAYS THREE NIGHTS The winter production of the Hellgate Drama Depart- ment, under the direction of Don Wulff, was Anne of the Thousand Days”. It was about the thousand days in which Anne Boleyn reigned as Queen of England. The parts of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn were played by Ritch Doyle and Patty Sorge. The cast included Cardinal Wolsey, Todd Hess: Thomas Boleyn, Steve Sager: Mark Smeaton, Mike Magone: Henry Norris, Rolf Solberg; Duke of Norfolk, Paul Barry; Lord Percy, Ted Lamb; Elizabeth Boleyn, Dana Field; Mary Boleyn, Melanie Samuel; Sir Thomas Moore, John Kessell; Madge Skelton, Sue Hoffman; Jane Sey- mour, Lisa Skelton; Bishop Fisher, Joel Fish; Thomas Cromwell, Kevin Scott; Guards, Dan Eisenman, Harley Horton; Minstrels, Jeff Magone, Sorine Fangsrud; Stage Manager, Carol Engler. 1 Henry VIII berates Anne Boleyn. 2 Cardinal Wolsey tells Lord Percy to separate with Anne. 3. Mark Smeaton teaches Henry Norris. Elizabeth Bol- eyn, Madge Shelton, the Duke of Norfolk, and Jane Seymour a card game invented by the king. 4 Bishop Fisher and Sir Thomas Moore defy the Church of England. 5. Director Don Wulff and Joel Fish help set props. 6. Mary and Thomas Boleyn discuss the king s rejec- tion of Mary. PROM ’79 Reminiscing was the theme of the Junior Prom on April 7. The theme song Evergreen” and the green and silver highlight decorations cre- ated a down-to-earth Effect for the guests. The band was Ragg- land” (Yakima). The crowning of Prom Royalty was at 11 P.M. First runners up were Ritch Doyle and a tie between Debbie Sager and Judy Thompson. Second runners up were Diana Preston and a tie between Rob Dursma and Rolf Solberg. King and Queen were Greg Miller and Su- san Bianchi. Prom 83 1. Sally Brown (Sorine Fangsrud) displays her profound wisdom during school. 2. Lucy Van Pelt (Muriel Black) tells her team mates. Linus Van Pelt (Paul Barry). Charlie Brown (Jeff Magone), and Schroeder (Kevin Scott) that they’re going to win the baseball game. 3. The winners of the baseball game. Marcie (Lisa Randles), Franklin (Joe Bailey) and Peppermint Patty ( Carol Engler) display their tro- phy. 4. Snoopy (Steve Albini) and Violet (Melanie Samuel) hunt for rabbits. CHARLIE BROWN COMES TO LIFE Charlie Brown 84 The fall dramatic production was “You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown.” It was a series of many humorous skits. The play included a film of a baseball game, a book report on Peter Rabbit, and a typical school scene. The play was well received by the student body and the actors did a fine job. Sherrie Foster and Darrin Hollenbaugh accompanied the performance. WRESTLERS PLACE 2ND IN STATE VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM-Front Row: Chris Stavran. Dale Foster. Dan Foster. Rick Butler. Scott Nicholson. Justin Dilworth. Last Row: Conrad Nokleby. Rich Hawley. Brent Nokleby. Doug Ibey. Roy Kyle. Calvin Flink. 1. The Varsity cheerleaders escort Brent Nokelby to the winners stand. 2. Coaches Lanny Bryant and Cal Johnson reflect tournament tension. 3. Doug Ibey grapples with an opponent. Despite the fact that two wrestlers were declared ineligeble by state offi- cials. Hellgate placed second at the state meet. Seniors Rick Butler and Brent Nokleby brought home state titles in the 112 and 155 divisions. Freshmen Doug Wooley and sophomore Russ Schmelebeck were ruled ineligible due to weight violations. The sore part about that was that the coaches and the team were not notified of this decision until the day of the state meet and were therefore unable to replac the two wrestlers. But under the leadership of Butler and Nokleby. Hellgate placed eighth of the ten wrestlers competing. At 119 Scott Nicholson placed third. Greg Bartlett. Justin Dilworth and Conrad Nokleby placed third and Gus Carrell placed forth. Wrestling Tournament 86 1. A fellow wrestler congratulates Rick Butler on his championship. 2. Doug Ibey takes control of his opponent. 3. Brent Nokleby works for an advantage. 4. Conrad Nokleby scores take down. 5. Doug Ibey receives congratulatory kiss. 6. Chris Stauran prepares for a reversal. 7. Dan Foster goes for a quick pin. went J.V. CONTRIBUTE TO VARSITY J.V. BOVS WRESTLING TEAM- Front Row: Chris Stavran. Russ Schmelebeck. Joe McCormick. Greg Bartlett. Robert Hawley. Last Row: John Salmonsen. Jim McCormick. Greg Franks. Jay Powell. Rob McDonald SOPHOMORES CONTINUE THE WINNING TRADITION SOPHOMORE BOY S WRESTLING TEAM- Front Row: Mike LaVelle. Mike Walter. Bob Malach. David Harston. Scott Pfau. Last Row: Lenny Lande. Kevin Collins. Ken Gee. Mark Richtmyer. Dan Falldorf. Steve Kinney. J.V. Soph. Wrestling 88 FROSH LEARN WRESTLING TECHNIQUES FRESHMAN BOY'S WRESTLING TEAM- Front Row: Steve Fevold. Bob Cornelius, Byron Kaufman. Rich Ogle. Ray Merseal. Doug Wooley. Row 2: Bob Anderson. Rob Friedrichs. Al Lewis. Kelly Lincoln. Monte Bryant. Mark Devlin. Jim Boone. Last Row: Darwin Ernst. Steve Daner, Mike Howell. Robert Sample. Dan Morlock. Doug Standish. John Moderie. Rich Seeber. WRESTLING COACHES WRESTLING COACHES-Front Row: Larry Bicha. Cal Johnson. Last Row: Mike Oke. Head Coach Lanny Bryant. Frosh Wrestling 89 DIVISIONAL CHAMPS HOPE FOR REPEAT BOY S VARSITY TRACK TEAM-Front Row: Harley Horton. Matt Kinney. George Mourar, Dan Hallsten. Dan Eisenman. Paul Schwartz. Grant Grazzle, Mark Narum. Greg Franks. Rob Truett. Jim Lesueur. Dave Larson. Darwin Ernest. Row 2: Greg Perkins. Randy Thompson. Mike Ramos. Ned Brandenberger. Low- ell Larson. Randy Gartner. Dave Patterson. Larry Williamsom. Jay Powell. Mychael Gow, Tim Latrielle. Jamie MacKenzie. John Morrison. Mike Callaghan. Mark Larson. B.J. Leary. Paul George. Achilles Dat- sopoulos. Last Row: Bryon Porter. Brian Damaskos. Mike Erickson. Ralph Ashmore. Dan Fairbanks. Ken Jenkins. Greg Johnson. Dale Truett. Rolf Solhberg, Mark Fanslow. Dan Jones. Roy Kyle. Brian Rabold, Doug Leary. John Brandenberger. Joe Zito. Frank Tabish, Tom Powell. Joe Murry. Mike Grove. Ritch Doyle. Alan Pfister. SENIORS: Front Row: Joe Murry. Harley Horton. Matt Kinney. Mike Grove. Ritch Doyle. Tom Powell. Row 2: Dale Truett. Rolf Sohlberg. Jamie MacKen- zie. Doug Leary. Larry Williamson. Last Row: Greg Johnson. Ken Jenkins. John Morrison. Roy Kyle. Jay Powell. Boy FRESHMAN BOY S TRACK TEAM-Front Row: Albert Lewis. Mychael Gow. Brad Reid. Jim Weeks. Mark Schrage. Row 2: ohn Hummel. Robert Sample. Jim Huggins. Clay Huntley. Karl Brester. Dan Morlock. Steve Dahner. Last Row: Robert Kelley. Dan Tabish. Tom Adams. Scott Smith. David Andrew. Mark McMillan. Dan Ashmore. Ron Tritz. s Track 90 GIRLS VARSITY TRACK TEAM-Front Row: Andrea Gaertner, Terry Lynn, Lisa Wanke. Shawana Stevens. Elise Lind- borg, Row 2: Lynda Lassise. Frances Marcinkowski. Laurie Koschei. Joan Woodbury. Yvonne Lillebo. Audrey Kauf- man. Danette Foster. Sherri Lien. Rubie Stevens. Last Row: Brenda Powell. Ja- mie Mohland. Debbie Sager. Jodene Kyle. Wanda Schmautz. Jo Olsen. Renee Gaertner. Diana Stickney. SENIORS: Debbie Sager. Renee Gaertner. Lynda Lassie. Danette Foster. Audrey Kaufman. Yvonne Lillebo. FRESHMAN GIRLS TRACK TEAM: Front Row: Cheryl Dunsmoor, Christina Fowler. Janette Chamberlain, Kim Lei- benguth. Kathi Descharme. Theresa Olver. Robin Gross. Michelle McCormick. Row 2: Lisa Eggleston. Lynette Gaertner. Mary Vasecka. Kym Card. Kim Heydon. Kim Lassise. Corinne Trudell. Johanna Mayer. Last Row: Jennifer Bartelt. Deb- bie Furlong. Kathy Thompson. Bonnie Wheeler. Karen Brett. Nancy Hallsten. Nanette Kuenzel. Kathy Canham. Kathy Watkins. Girl's Track 91 Boy’s Varsity Basketball Team- Front Row: Robert Plenger. Row 2: Brian Benson. Richard Kain. Row 3: Mike Grove. Greg Miller. Brian Peck. Row 4: Craig Birgenheier. Scott Klaudt. Mike Huguet. Ralph Ashmore. Row 5: John Buck. Greg Frame. Mike Erickson. Greg Perkin. Row 6: Coach Eric Hayes. Todd Moriarty. Dan Fairbanks. Coach Tom Demmons. Last Row: Craig Cooper. Varsity B Ball 92 RUNNIN’ REBELS SCORE FOR HELLGATE The 1978-79 basketball season was full of ups and downs. After some weJI- played season openers, the Knights fell by the wayside. Several times the Knights lost games by one or two points. Perhaps the most heartbreaking ex- ample was the first Hellgate-Sentinel game. Hellgate was narrowly defeat- ed in overtime by a score of 58-59. The final basket was made by Senti- nel’s Brian Morris with only seconds left. They came back, however, and upset CMR by one point the next weekend. Coach Eric Hayes incorpo- rated the J.V. and Varsity teams into one unit. The “Runnin' Rebels.” as the team was fondly referred to, were eliminated at divisionals and did not attend the state meet. REBELS ELIMATED AT DIVISIONALS 1. Greg Miller prepares for a baseline shot. 2. Brian Peck displays his all-state prowess. 3. Rob Plenger controls the rebound. 4. Scott Klaudt sweeps past his opponent for a lay-up. 5. Greg Frame makes a fast break while Mill- er provides a screen. 6. Mike Erickson intercepts a high overhead pass. 7. Brian Benson looks for an opening to shoot. 8. Mike Erickson shoots to score two points from half court. TENNIS TENNIS TEAM- Front Row: Esther Chessin. Cindy Fryhling. Kim Larson. Marny Silverman. Susan Barry. Traci Wilson. Dixie Goeres. Row 2: Derrick Watson. Mason Mitchell. Rick Beasley. Laurie Sherwood. Laun Nash. Tammy Marcum. Quinn Shelton. Terry Eisenbarth. Last Row: Coach Bob Weisner. Tom Yoakum. Bill Koures. Greg Sprunk. Rob Cooney. Ed Tabish. Steve Jarvis. Coach Tina Schrage. (Not Pictured Mike Nimlos). GOLF GOLF TEAM-Front Row: Brian Peck. Sue Habbe. Kerry Hagerty. Bobbi Hainline. Mark Mason; Last Row: Joe Gribnau. Tom Habbe. Gary Patton. Kevin Callaghan. Coach Eric Hayes. (Not Pictured: Mark Lowe. Allen Ormesher. Kathy Kolb. Brenda Bryant). Tennis Golf 95 SOPHOMORES PREPARE FOR VARSITY SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM- Front Row: Jamie Gallagher. Steve Peck. Ron Venn. Kirk Tennant. Neal Blakely. Row 2: Allen Parrish. Dan Stevenson. Gary Steubs, B.J. Leary. Mark Larson. Last Row: Coach Dick Dunn. Mark Nordby. Matt Mitchell. John Dickinson. Mike Callaghan. BOVS BASKETBALL COACHES: Front Row: Dick Samson. Tom Demmons. Last Row: Dick Dunn. Eric Hays. Wayne Beddow. Soph. B Ball 96 REDS ENJOY A SUCCESSFUL SEASON FRESHMAN RED BASKETBALL TEAM-Front Row: Wade Johnston. Marty Cox. Jim Stephens. Rob Huguet. Tom Morgan. Dave Elmore. Last Row: Coach Dick Samson. Eric Sprunk. Jeff Straley. Mike Martin. Jim Harbison. Greg Olsen. Rob Lee. Jim Huggins. GOLDS TRIUMPH DURING SEASON FRESHMAN GOLD BASKETBALL TEAM-Front Row: Robert Kelley. Paul Matteucci. Bruce Mix. Mason Mitchell. Tim Plenger. Rory Indreland. Brad Broenneke. Last Row: Coach Wayne Beddow. Jason Laridon. Tom Adams. Scott Smith. Dan Tabish, Brad Zander. Paul Lindquist Frosh B Ball 97 KNIGHTS PLACE THIRD AT DIVISIONALS The Girl’s Basketball Team finished the season with a record of 7-5 in the conference and 9-7 overall. This year was basical- ly a rebuilding year for the Knights after losing six seniors from last year’s divisional championship team. The team was pla- gued by lack of height and untimely injuries as well. None of these handicaps held the girls back from third place at divi- sional and going to State where they met Billings West in the opening round. The Knights were eliminated in the Saturday morning game by Sentinel. GIRL’S VARSITY BASKETBALL-Left Row Bottom to Top: Sue Habbe. Lynda Lassise. Roxanne Lindquist, Lisa Wanke. Debbie Sager. Across Row: Bobbie Hainline. Coach Brown. Right Row Bottom to Top: Patsy Mangan. Elise Lindborg, Eda Stalcup. Diana Stickney. Jodene Kyle. 1. Diana Stickney and Debbie Sager wrestle for the ball. 2. Co-Captains: Sue Habbe, Debbie Sager. Coaches: Dick Samson, Vicki Brown. Greg Leni- han. Girl's Varsity B Ball 98 1. Sue Habbe drives the ball toward home court 2. Diana Stick- ney looks for an opening. 3. Sue Habbe struggles to complete the play. 4. Flathead's defense is penetrated by Roxanne Lindquist. 5. Debbie Sager scores again. 6. Lisa Wanke concentrates on blocking the shot. 7. Sentinel attempts to stop Bobbie Hainlme's shot. J.V.’S POST 12-4 SEASON J.V. GIRL’S BASKETBALL-Front Row: Sherri Lien. Julie Wagner. Sandy Shull. Lisa Stensrude. Last Row: Pam Descharme. Terry Lynn. Diane Feller. Mickie Jerome. Terrel Erickson. Corrine Jordan. Coach Richard Samson. Not Pictured: Cin- dy Fryhling, Kimm Larson. FRESHMEN WIN NINE GAMES FRESHMAN GIRL'S BASKETBALL- Front Row: Larecia Stark. Nancy Hallsten, Sundee Carr. Kim Lassise. Johanna Mayer. Last Row: Shanon Carson. Kathy Watkins. Kim Hey- don, Nan Kuenzel. Coach Lenihan. Not Pictured: Janie Seabaugh. Lisa Madar. Laurie Birgenheier. Linda Stolp. Girl’s Basketball 100 POWDER PUFFERS SHUT OUT SENTINEL POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL-Front Row: Diane Cowles, Lori Gerlach, Dee Shinn. Row 2: Julia McKay. Debbie Therrien, Jill Steinbrenner. Cydee Heffernan, Julie Knudsen. Susan Barry. Julia Gordon. Shelly Brown. Tami Hore. Row 3: Chris Susen. Margo Marcincowski. Audrey Kaufman. Danette Foster. Rubie Stephans. Chris Ross. Lisa Bombeck. Tami Welch. Kim Walt. Kathy Kirby, Kerry Bodin, Deidre MacDonald. Gail Ormesher. Wendy Blodgett. Last Row: Coach James. Jody Vinson. Sandy Callas. Heidi Frissell. Irene Tanner. Patty Swonson. JoAnn Allen. Jo Olsen. Marianne Moderie. Terry Kieckbusch. 2. Wendy Blodgett kicks while Julia Gordon and Kim Walt prepare to go down field. 3. Audrey Kaufman slips through Sentinel's defense. 4. Rubie Stephens tags the runner as Diane Cowles follows the play. In the annual Powderpuff Football game, the Knights shut out the Spartans 6-0. The scene was reminiscent of the Powderpuff game in 1966 when Hellgate also beat Sentinel 6-0. In the 14 game series this year’s win marks the 9th victory for the Hellgate team. Jo Olsen, junior, scored the only points in the 4th quarter with 3:20 left on the clock by intercepting a pass on the 3 yard line and running it in. Coach Ron Jones had two defensive units and two offensive units on the field that “hopeful- ly got to play an equal amount of time. The defensive unit played one squad with a five person line and the other squad played a three person line and four linebackers. The offense played out of a shotgun formation. The Hellgate team practiced for 11 sessions after school as compared to Sentinel's four week morning and night sessions of practice. Hellgate and Sentinel also recruit players in a different manner. Sentinel only played juniors and seniors whereas Hellgate played girls from all four classes. The theory behind this practice is that they will acquire more experience said Jones. Powder Puff 101 'ejtftob Plenger. Chris Landa. Bob linfe Forth Row-Richard Kain. ‘Biir Paulson, Lowell Larson. Stdve« ‘McDonald. Seventh Row-Achilles.• hah. Cpach Paul Carpenter. Coacft 4 KNIGHTS SUFFER REBUILDING SEASON SENIORS-Bottom Row: Greg Miller. Ritch Doyle. Bob Townsley. Bill Paulson. Steve Wray. Mark Lowe Mid- dle Row: Rob Dursma. Boyd Abel. Mike Grove. Rolf Sohlberg. Van Blakely. Scott Wright. Top Row: Ke- vin Callaghan. Mike Schlauch. After a dismal season, the Knights hold a record of 1-8. But many reasons were behind the fact that Hellgate was ranked the lowest in the double “A” team polls. It was a classic “re-building year for the team because of a new coach. Larry Stranahan, who led Havre to second place behind Butte in 1977, became the driving force behind the Knights. Stranahan had to adjust to a different school and team. The team had to adjust to new rules and a differ- ent program. Despite the problems, the Knights were able to shut out Helena High 30 to 0. The Knights also displayed a strong defense throughout the year and the underclassmen saw varsity action, giv- ing them needed experience for next year. Coaches-Tom Willis. Jerry O'Rielly. Head Coach Larry Stranahan. Wayne Beddow. Doug Sabo. Paul Carpenter. Varsity Football 103 1. Truett prepares for defen- sive play 2. Grove gets dumped 3. Miller gets sacked 4. Abel and Doyle make tackle. 5. Pfister attempts to block a pass. 1. Knights try sweep around left end. 2. Townsley destroys the pass reception 3. Doyle completes a tackle as Plenger stands ready to back him up. 4. Knights on the defense. 5. Callaghan brought down as Hellgate gains control of the ball. 6. Bukovatz passes off to Grove. JUNIOR VARSITY SPLITS 3-3 J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM- Front Row: Brad Paulson, Lowell Larson. Robbie McDonald. Joe Moderie. Alan Pfister. Robert Plenger. Bret Canning. Row Two: Coach Carpen- ter. Brad Abernatney. Wayde Preston. Richard Kain. Tim Latrielle. Tim Entzel. Wayne Wade. Mike Ramos. Mike Pfau. Row Three: Coach Sabo. Rus- sell Brambo. Ty Evenson. Frank Tabish. Dave Hill. Calvin Flink. Keith Wil- moth. Steve Haddon. Chris Landa. Coach Willis. SOPHOMORES CONTRIBUTE TO VARSITY SOPHMORE FOOTBALL TEAM-Front Row: Dale Foster. Mike Spencer. John Bessette. Robert Malach. Steve Peck. Rich Kam. Gus Carrell. Dan Stevenson. Mike Cal- laghan. Scott Coleman. Mike Lavelle. Russell Schmelebeck. Row Two: Mark Larson. Kevin Kitch- en. Shane Wray. Mike Bortz. Keith Trowbridge. Buster Martin. Carl Wil- liams. Bart Walters. Rob- ert Truett. Lyle Kradolfer. Scott McClure. Neal Bla- kely. Row Three: Coach Carpenter. Kevin Collins. Terry Weisenburger. Mike Ponton. Brian Rebold. Ritch Meyer. Ken Gee. John Salmonson. George Franks. Brad Larson. B.J. Leary. Ken Hunter. Mark Forwood. Dave Elliott. TJ. Buck. Coach Martin. JV Soph Football 106 FRESHMEN RED FINISH 4-1 FRESHMEN RED FOOT- BALL TEAM-Row 1: Doug Standish. Mike Reed. Robert Malach. Kyle Crisp. Jeff Morgan. Dave Pegelow. Bryon Kaufman. John Grachan. Wade Johnsyon. Row 2: Brad Zander. Kenton Johnson. Bryan Bland. Mark Hilton. Rob Werling. Mike Bab- cock. Robert Kelley. Dan Dawson. John Moderie. Row 3: Coach Lodge. Dave Andrew. Rob Lee. Bob Martin. Dan Tabish. John Auwen. Dan Ash- more. Jim Wright. Dan Morlock. Mark McMillian, Coach Hammond. FRESHMEN GOLD TRIUMPH 5-1 FRESHMEN GOLD FOOT- BALL TEAM-Row 1: Monte Bryant. Doug Wooley. Mike Morgan, Dave Beier. Kirk Knight. Eric Sedg- wick. Greg Lamoure. Rory Indreland. Row 2: Darwin Enrst. Ryan Catterlin. Steve Brittner. Robert Friedrichs. Dan Nicklay. Brad Broenneke. Robert Sample. Brian Fortmann. Tim Plenger. Kelly Lin- coln. Dan Jones. Row 3: Coach Johnson. Paul Lindquist. Pat Duffin, Scott Gilworth. Wade Ayala. Tom Adams. Kevin Maki. Wayne Townsley. John Gosselin. Jim Hug- gins. Eric Sprunk, John Cohen. Coach Gilman. Frosh Football 107 GYMNASTS PLACE 1ST IN DIVISIONALS VARSITY GIRL'S GYMNASTICS-Front Row: Mary Meloche. Vickie Worden, Row 2: Gail Ormesher. Kelly Squire. Audrey Kaufman, Last Row: Coach Barbara Browne. Pam Tronson, Kris Saldin, Coach James Miller. J.V. GIRL'S GYMNASTICS TEAM-Front Row: Mary Meyer, Becky Hardman. Kathy Romeo. Kelly Vanderzand Last Row: Lynn Gaertner. Andrea Gaertner. Mary Blackburn. Romona Morgan. The girls’ gymnastics team decided this year to strive for a better season. They set their goal as State Champs. They showed their skills in divi- sional where they finished 1st. Gymnastics 108 Boy’s gymnastics showed Knight fans one of the most inspired seasons yet. With the help of coaches Robin Hamilton and Kyle Boyce the boys grew into one of the bet- ter teams produced by Hellgate. The boys not only performed well as individuals but were together in their efforts for the team. They put much time and effort into practice for each performance and their skill showed. The boys also placed 1st at divisionals. Next year the team will be strong with returning underclassmen. VARSITY BOY’S GYMNASTICS TEAM-Front Row: George Kimerly. Dave Bumbeck. Brad Giffin. Charles Vasecka. Row 2: Coach Crisp. Jeff Thomp- son. Dave Marek. John Thibodeau. Dave Williams. Last Row: Coach Robin Hamilton. Brent Christen- sen. Mike Ramos. Alan Pfister. Coach Boyce. Not Pictured: Steve Hosmer. J.V. BOY’S GYMNASTICS TEAM-Front Row: Scott Brothers. Row 2: Neil Jorgenson. Kent Foltz. Jay Baugher. Brad Reid. Jason Christensen. Last Row: Brian Bumbeck. Rob Truett, Russ Brester. Peter Shinn. Chris Gullett. Rob Werling. Gymnastics 109 1. Charlie Vasecka pulls himself up on the rings. 2. Vickie Worden executes a routine on the balance beam. 3. Steve Hosmer displays his prowess on the horse. 4. Gail Ormesher does the splits during her floor exercise. 5. Mary Meloche competes on the balance beam. Gymnastics 110 1. Alan Pfister straddles the horse. 2. Kelly Squire begins a rou- tine on the uneven bars. 3. Dave Bumbeck steadies himself on the rings. 4. Dave Williams concen- trates on keeping his leg straight. 5. Brad Giffin contemplates his next move. 6. Kris Saldin prepares to do a cartwheel. Gymnastics 111 CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS PLACE SIXTH £110 Af. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY-Front Row: Lee Allen. Mary Wagner. Kathi Descharme. Christi Fowler. Francie Marcinkowski. Joan Woodbury. Back Row: Jamie Moland. Brenda Powell. Anna Carrie Longan. Jennifer Madar. Shawna Rudio. Shawn Ryan. Karen Fe- vold. Jennifer Allen Hard work, dedication, and a desire to be the best led the girl's cross-country team to sixth place at State. Senior Lee Allen, ninth in the state, helped the team to a record of 5-2 overall in dual meets. Although the team is young with only one senior, determination made up for any loss of experience. However, an advantage for the team is that next year the team will be stronger with returning varsity runners. The future looks bright for the girls cross- country team and Hellgate can look forword to a winning 1979 season. Senior Lee Allen Girl’s Cross Country 112 Sixth in the state was not what the Boy’s Cross Country team expected, but it had to do. Sen- ior Jamie McKenzie was the only Hellgate runner to place in the top 15. McKenzie took sec- ond with a time of 16:05. The Boys Cross Country Team, despite the loss of six seniors, will be strong next year be- cause of the returning under- classmen. The over all record for the year was 3-4 in dual meets, but alas the team did not find the Great Pumpkin. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY-Front Row: Dave Patterson. Paul George 2nd Row: Steve Jar- vis. Mark Schestag. Clay Huntley. Jim Weeks. George Mourar. Mark Schrage. 3rd Row: Mark Tietz. Roy Jimenez. Ron Huguet. Dan Hallsten, Randy Thompson. 4th Row: Harley Horton. Ron Weeks. Back Row: Jamie McKen- zie. John Morrison. Coach Larry McKinney. Front Row: Seniors Jamie Mckenzie. John Morrison. Back Row: Roy Jimenez. Ron Huguet. Harley Horton. Boy's Cross Country 113 1. Randy Thompson keeps on running and running and running. 2. Concentration is the key to Lee Allen’s success. 3. And they are off! 4. John Morrison pushes for the finish line. 5. John Morrison gets lost in the crowd. 6. Shawn Ryan leaves her opponent behind. 7. Joan Woodbury and Jennifer Allen give it all they’ve got. SENIOR OFFICERS-Left to right: Eileen Hammill. sec.. Amy Crookshanks. vice pres., Kevin Scott, pres.. Melanie Samel, treas. 16 Seniors Boyd Abel Mike Adler Susan Albert Jo Ann Allen Lee Allen Kim Anderson Debbie Anderson Mary Appelt Seniors 117 'Seniors 118 Van Blakely Lynne Brett David Bettger Lindsay Bernatz Susan Bianchi Seniors 119 Rita Browne Laurie Brown LanAnn Bryant Seniors 120 Betsy Byrnes Kevin Callaghan Evan Caster Liane Christian Sandy Christofferson Craig Cleaves Clay Copenhaver Lori Cordis L Bonnie Conway Seniors 121 Karla Crisp Amy Crookshanks Alan Crowther Katy Dersam Diane Cowles Randy Craig Christy Criger Seniors 122 Ritch Doyle Allan Drew Robie Dursma Shelley Eddleman Deanna Dunsmoor Debbie Elmore Seniors 123 Carol Engler Dan Falldorf Doug Feller Castilho Ferraz Joel Fish Tom Fisher Cheryl Fite Nancy Fitzgerald Seniors 124 Susan Fritz Renee Gaertner Cindy Gates Joan Gaul Vicki Geer Joe Guard i___ Vicky Goldsby Jim Haaglund Seniors 125 Marsha Haas Sue Habbe Kerry Hagerty Tom Halverson Deidri Hamilton Tom Hamilton Renee Hankel Seniors 126 Joline Hartze Scott Harvey Troy Hauerwas Bev Hawkins Abby Heitter Todd Hess Doreen Hilde Sharon Hirst Darin Hirning Seniors 127 Sandy Holloron Steve Hosmer Tauny Huggins Ron Huguet Karla Iverson Bret Hulquist Susan Hummer 128 Seniors Alvina Johnson Dan Johnson Stuart Johnson Lorie Kaphammer Greg Johnson Audrey Kaufman Steve Kenck Shannon Kent Matt Kinney Seniors 129 Sharon Kinney Dave Kirby Karen Koostra Jeff Kuntz Kathy Kolb Annette Koesler John Kuest 130 Seniors Janet Landman Troy Large Nanette Larson Randy Larson Tami Larson Diane LaVelle Edward Lawrence Seniors 131 Yvonne Lillebo Roxanne Lindquist Brenda Lineback Randy Loewen yj_ ____ Mark Lowe A 132 Seniors Seniors 133 Perry Martin Mark Mason Craig Melder Jim McKee Pat McVeigh 134 Seniors Kelly Milne Cy Mohland Joe Murray John Morrison . 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Julie Ann Mostad Kevin Murphy Seniors 13E Carol Nemee Tracy Nelson Jolene Nesbitt Brent Nokleby Conrad Nokleby Janet Northrop Dee Dee Nurse Brent Nyquist Randy Olson Seniors 136 Duong Pham Allen Ormesher William Paulson John Peterson Mark Patton Jeri Page Pam Pearson Dena Payne Julie Petty Seniors 137 Michelle Piquette Steve Plenger Jay Powell Tom Powell Diana Preston George Price 138 Seniors Felipa Rodriguez i Tim Raymond Tammy Reesman Sandra Reid Gary Richlie Carl Rising Debbie Sager Anna Rogge Seniors 139 Kris Saldin Melanie Samel Becky Schestag Mike Schlauch DeEtta Schmitz Linda Schrage Dan Schriver Jim Schwenk Tim Schwenk 140 Seniors Kevin Scott Renee Seitz Brian Shennum Lori Shubert Dee Shinn Brian Shull Roger Smith Rolf Sohlberg Russ Sickels Seniors 141 142 Seniors Larry Strobbe Cynthia Talley Joani Teichrow Judy Thompson Michelle Taylor Laura Taunt Seniors 143 Laura Trowbridge Rick Weldon Jody Vinson Dale Truett Brenda Tunnock Tina Walker Jennifer Whitehouse Udo Walter Neal Wiegert Daniel Williams Dave Williams Janet Williams Larry Williamson Sherry Wilson Cindy Winchel Jeannie Wooley Seniors 145 146 Seniors SRS. NOT PICTURED CLASS OF ’79 Jerome Banyai Dean Bardwell Brad Bargmeyer Antony Barnes Brenda Benson Tamy Betschart Lilian Bier Patrick Black Wanda Blair Stephen Blaylock Alvin Brester Deanna Brumwell Rick Butler Donald Campfield Anita Capps Evan Caster Lori Chamberlain Adriene Chapman Dorothy Cherry Mark Chilcote Brent Christensen Russell Cook Crystal Cragg Howard Crawford Kimberly Crossland Kay Cuchine Peggy Dahl Achilles Datsopoulos Justin Dilworth John Dunkum Brad Elison Dana Field Lynn Fleming Debra Flink Sean Flynn Matt Fox Valerie Fugere Vicki Galland Jay Garrick Bradley Giffin Diane Gilworth Michael Grove Chuck Guy Richard Hawley Robert Hawley Samuel Hofman Ross Holt Cheri Horstman Harley Horton Ladonna Huber Tammy Huether Douglas Ibey Kathe Jarka Ken Jenkins Jerrold Johns Raid Kadry Buddy Keenan John Kessell Noel Kieckbusch Joe Kruger Traque Larson William Larson Lynda Lassise Craig MacDonald Cheryl Mace Casey Mackenzie Jamie Mackenzie THE LAST OF THE 70’s Susie Maddux Gordon Screnar Cynthia Magstadt Kevin Sedgwick Lincoln Malcolm Brad Shaffer Timothy McNulty Jerry Sherman Gerald Mitchell Daniel Smith Stanley Mock Dave Solum Jane Moisey Robin Stephens Annette Montreuil James Stewart Wade Moor Wesley Tanner Wendy Moor Jeanne Taylor Tracee Moriarty Neil Templeton Rebecca Nicklay Debbra Therrien Brian Peck Robin Titus • Kim Pengelly Steve Tuttle Kirby Price Roger Underwood Jeff Proebstel Charles Vasecka Robin Reimann Adrian Walker Albert Rose Anne Walter Lyndia Sager Brian White Seniors 147 rm JUNIOR OFFICERS-Front to Back: Terry Lynn. pres.. Peg- gy Brown, sec., Jill Steinbren- ner. vice pres.. Ed Tabish. treas. Juniors 148 JUNIORS • . 4. WkJ ■ ■ Brad Abernathey Debbie Abounader Barbara Adams Paul Barry Clayton Baylor Brian Benson Steve Adler Steve Albini Laurie Barker Lorrie Amos Kristie Baker Bob Baldry Jason Barkley m Ruth Anderson Katrina Ardoin Nikki Arras Connie Ask Mike Ault Juniors 14 Matt Blackburn Wendy Blodgett Karrie Bodin Brian Bumbeck Sue Brown Jan Bukovatz Brad Brooks Lori Brown Peggy Brown Suzanne Burgan Shari Burlingame Donna Campbell Art Cantrell Lenora Bridges Clifford Boyd Monte Boyd Juniors 150 Rob Cooney Suzy Cogdill Brad Daniels Paul Daniels Craig Cooper Michelle Cote John Christensen Brenda Clut Lloyd Crain Morgan Christ Brian Damaskos Elizabeth Chilcote Vickey Chrestenson Cory Christensen Achilles Datsopoulos Jeff Davenport Marie Davis Kim Day Scott Derenburger Debbie Derrick Pam Descharme Debra Dobbins Juniors 151 Arra Dopp Doug Duffield Keith Duffner t:je rif Wk Carol Dunahoo Ken Dunwell Dan Fairbank Shannon Dwyer Jan Evered Mark Fanslow A i; s Tv Oft -A V- Donette Ebbutt '■ry ■ K ■v V -H I T7 Jr ) Teri Eddleman Nancy Englund jT V-1 1 Wendy Farlin Terrel Erickson Mike Erickson Ty Evenson Steve Farmer Karen Fevold Brian Finbraaten Juniors 152 Sherrie Foster Teri Foust Greg Frame Cathy Grachan Mary Graham Vonnie Gress Julia Gordon Tom Gould Tony Graupensperger Paul George Lori Gerlach Ronie Gibson Terri Gordon Juniors 153 John Henderson A A 1 ' B A |IA ‘D, Matt Guthrie n Dan Hallsten Shelly Handley Richard Gunderson Joanna Gustafson Matt Crowley Kathy Guard Julie Guessen 7 € Laurie Gyles Mark Hayes Diana Heidrick Barbara Hainline Celia Hall Scott Hall Natilie Hardman Mike Harston Tammy Hatton Kim Hayes Todd Hanson Juniors 154 I 1 .4 . i hjf % '« Jeff Holden i M Heber Hill Marcia Hill Linda Hennessy Gennie Hewitt Dave Hill Dan Job Dora Johnson Julie Johnson Jodi Jensen 0| Stacey Huskinson Ken Janes Mike Huguet Leon Hummel Irene Hummer Dan Jentsch Juniors 155 Dannie Jones Laura Jones Mark Jones Ed Klapwyk Stacie Kottre Bill Koures Terry Kieckbusch Mike Kimmel Mike King Jerry Knuchel Steve Knudsen Dana Koschei Juniors 156 Lyndon Lakey Chris Landa Sheila Kuhn Corina Kuntz Marie Ladwig Linda Lucas Deidre MacDonald Scott MacQuarrie Brent Magstadt Juniors 157 — Maynard Alan Maynard Jim McCormic David McDonald Kevin McDonald Patti McDonald Sharon Meidinger Letha Merseal Bill Michels Delores Midyett Scott Minckler Carrie Mocabee Marianne Moderie Juniors 158 Xang Mua Jackie Muchmore Lauri Nash Carolyn Nause Steve Nelson Rob Netzer Arlene Odman Blaine Monaco Serena Moon Joe Moderie Dawn Normandeau Andrea Olsen Bruce Olson Julie Olson L - A Gail Ormesher Christi Orr George Mourar Todd Moriarty Karen Moulding Patty Nicholls Paul Nichols Kelly Parker Juniors 159 Diane Pearson Patricia Pedersen Brad Paulson Dena Payne Greg Perkins Dave Peterman Janelle Patterson Gary Patton Laurie Patton John Petrou Mike Pfau Scott Pfau Lorri Pickel Robert Plenger Dan Poling Jerilea Polinsky Jess Polinsky John Plutnik Bryon Porter Corrine Potter Juniors 160 Bobbi Powell Wade Preston Dan Proebstel Tammie Sage Pam Salter Brad Sandau Robert Rang Carolyn Rasley John Rehder Dave Ruana Raewyn Rehder Jon Rose Elaine Rosenbaum Loni Richardson Ken Riley Fred Ring Julie Rutler Juniors 161 Cindi Seabaugh Cindy Seitz Roald Sonju Laurie Sherwood Heidi Shinn Sandra Shull Rick Simon Greg Sprunk Karen Siegel Marny Silverman Juniors 162 Juniors 163 Mike Wade Mark Treichel Pat Trimp Mark Tietz Kerry Trautman Janet Treichel Wayne Wade John Turman Darla Virts Kevin Wagner Juniors 164 Mary Warden Heidi Werling _ Juniors 165 SOPHOMORE OFFI- CERS-Front To Back: Tracy Wilson. Treas.. Julie Knudsen. Sec.. Diana Pegelow, Vice Pres.. Neal Blakely. Pres. SOPHOMORES Cindy Abbott Harold Adams Samuel Anderson Fredrick Asbury Mark Atlee Joe Bailey Anne Bain Victor Bakke Randy Bargmeyer Tracie Barney Susan Barry John Barthelmess Kathy Beagley Kris Beardsley Glenn Berglund Karen Bianchi Kerry Bingham Craig Birgenheier Mary Blackburn Suzy Boifeuillet Todd Booth Andrea Borgmann Mike Bortz Eric Bradford Seth Brandenberger Ned Brandenburger Sophomores 167 Darcy Brunett Julie Bryan Brenda Bryant Pam Buck T.J. Buckels Margo Buckles Mike Callaghan Sandy Callas Eric Campbell Mark Buckley Lisa Bumbeck Dan Chilcote Robin Chrestenson Shorn Card Gus Carrell Tracy Case Casey Brunson Russell Brester Debbie Brown Karen Browne Scott Brown Steve Jarvis Shelly Brown Veronica Brown Susan Browning Sophomores 168 Carrie Christianson Myckee Christianson Carol Ciliberti Jim Clapham Elaine Clapp Shelley Clay Sheri Close Randall Cogdill Scott Coleman Steve Coleman Kevin Collins Brian Conger Phil Cook Randy Cooper Barbara Cordis Beverly Cordis Corleen Cordle Shannon Cork Greg Croghan Pat Cross Tina Cutsforth Camilla Daly Mike Daniels Spilios Datsopoulos Bambi Daviau Greg Davis Sophomores 169 Lesa Day Terry Day Corrine Demott Sue Derrick Michelle Descharme Brian Devlin Damian Diaz Misty Dingman Renae Dingmann Theresa Dira Calvin Dobbins Cheryl Dunsmoor Todd Easton Dan Eisenman Lisa Erck Deidra Ernst Valerie Evenskaas Debbie Falldorf Sorine Fangsrud Bob Evans Corby Evans Mark Forwood Dale Foster Diane Feller Jackie Fish Kent Foltz Sophomores 170 Jolynn Franchuk John Franklin Linda Franks Debbie Frette Heidi Frissell David Froehlich Chris Frye Cindy Fryhling Andrea Gaertner Jamie Gallagher Kenny Gee Sandi Geer Marla Getschman Matt Gilbert Jody Ginn Joel Golder Jody Goodman Lewis Goodsell Joe Gould Grant Grassle Nicole Gray Candace Grimes John Gross Karen Guay Monica Haas Sophomores 171 J� KW Barry Hoffman Leslie Hofman William Holden Kelly Higgins Shelly Higgins Julie Hoff Carl Henry Rod Hertz Darren Hollenbaugh Terri Horn Kim Hanson Becky Hardman Tomi Harris David Harston Alex Hartless Doug Hayes Lynnette Hayes Debbie Heavner Cyndee Heffernan Craig Hegman Sheila Heidrick Ken Hagen Robert Hagestad Marlene Hansen Ron Hansen Esther Hanson Sonhomorps I 7? Cassandra Hudson Leona Hunter Teresa Hunter Laura Huskinson Marina Ingram John Jacobs Laura Jassek Mickie Jerome Phil Johns Rick Johns June Johnson Corrine Jordan Neil Jorgenson Richard Kain Theresa Kemmer Rod Kendall Rachel King Jon Kinney Kathy Kirby Mark Kirkpatrick Juli Knudsen Thomas Koontz Laurie Koschei Lyle Kradolfer Jodene Kyle Randy Lakey Lisa Lambert Lenny Lande Bryan Larson Janice Larson Kimm Larson Mark Larson Mike LaVelle Jonathan Lawford BJ. Leary Jim Lesuer Sherri Lien Lisa Lindborg Maria Lindburg Brian Lineback Frank Lobdell Anna Carrie Longan Pam Madar Jane Madison Jeff Magone Lori LoVrien Jennifer Madar Frances Marcinkowski Ron Martin Bob Malach Roxanne Malone Patsy Mangan Sophomores 174 Mary Meloche Debra Melton Kevin Meyer Mary Meyer Barbara Morlock Tom Mostad Amy Murdock Debby McNeill Teri Meade Jamie Mohland Cassie Monaco Doug Mickelson Robert Micken Michael Miller Wayne Miller Robyn Mix Greg Mastel Jeff Mastel Lyndra Mauth Jay Mcafee Joe McCormick Sally McCormick Melanie McDonald Ronald McDonald Trade McMillan Tami McCollum ' 1 Sophomores 175 Terry Murphy Peggy Murray Dale Mutch Susan Myers Mark Narum Randy Nelson Melissa Newby Kim Newman Dan Nichols Chelleay Niles Paul Olsgaard Mike Osborn Steve Norgaard Mark Nordby Stacy Noste Matt Odman Julie Olin Debbie Olsen Maudina Pappas Mary Parrish Karen Perry Marjorie Peterson Cathleen Patterson Steve Peck Diana Pegelow Sophomores 176 John Ralls Lisa Randles Julie Ray Lonnie Reed Steve Renton Becky Richard Mark Richtmyer Mike Riska Randy Robertson Chris Ross Larry Ryan Shawn Ryan Randy Sale Wanda Schmautz Russ Schmelebeck Stacy Peterson Susan Phillips Rene Pisel Mike Ponton Brenda Powell Teri Price Lynn Proebstel Nancy Proefrock Brian Rabold Kelly Popiel Sophomores 177 Cynthia Smith John Salmonsen Brian Sommers Teri Sommers Julie Spores Kelly Squire Patti Sorge Mark Sowre Lisa Stensrud Robin Stevens Annette Stahl Antoinette Staples Chris Stavran Robert Simpson Lisa Skelton Christel Scott Kirstin Scott Rhonda Scott Tracy Scott Richard Seeber Monica Shatto Arletha Shear Patty Sickels Chris Simmert Scott Schonrock Sophomores 178 Ruby Stevens Jerry Stewart Glen Stickney Jeana Stratton Michelle Strosahl Christine Susen Tina Sutherland Matt Swanson Paul Swartz Sherry Swigert Pat Swonson Irene Tanner Timothy Taunt Kirk Tennant Jeff Thompson John Thornton Sherry Treichel Keith Trowbridge Soni Timothy Janet Treichel Leroy Trowbridge Robert Truett Danny Tucker Jim Twa Raymond Ulrich 179 Sophomores Jodi Valentine John Vandenberg Leonard Vannoy Tom Van Schoick Caranne Vasecka David Walker Thomas Ward Larry Veitenheimer Ron Venn Kara Vinton Marty Wadell Julie Wagner Jim Walker Kim Weisenburger Terry Weisenburger Jeff Weist Tami Welch Barbara Weldon Michelle White Kristine Wilder Karla Williamson Cheryl Wilson Michael Willey Carl Williams Dave Williamson Sophomores 180 Tracy Wilson Tony Zito Mike Windham Doug Woodford Shelly Wright Suzanne Zarling Shane Wray Joan Woodbury Sophomores 181 FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Rebecca McMil- han. treas., Michelle Kempel. sec.. Rob Werling. vice pres.. Kristy McDonald, pres. 182 Freshmen Jennifer Allen Mary Amelsberg Christie Anderson Jonathan Anderson David Andrew Julie Arras Dan Ashmore Wade Ayala Paula Ayre Mike Babcock Gwen Bardgett Brian Barker Brenda Barney Steve Barth Joe Baumgardner Dana Beed Todd Beierle Sue Bertapelle Kristi Berthiaume Timothy Bessette Laurie Birgenheier Dawn Birnel Muriel Black Bryan Bland Donna Blaylock Paula Blodgett Lorin Bodek Leslie Boileau James Boone Mark Boyd Leanna Braae Staci Brant Karl Brester Freshmen 183 Karen Brett Raynette Bridges Steve Brittner Brad Broenneke Carla Brunson Monte Bryant Barbara Burgan Julie Burk John Bushhorn Kenneth Bushhorn Kelley Callaghan Lisa Campbell Kathy Canham Kym Card Mark Carroll Shanon Carson Sharon Case Ryan Catterlin Robert Chaney Ester Ann Chessin Jason Christensen Brad Christianson Kelly Clark John Cohen Margi Cole Kirsti Combs Darlene Cooper Robert Cornelius Paula Counts Marty Cox Terri Crabtree Kyle Crisp Marsha Cropp Freshmen 184 Laura Crossland Keith Crowther Kimberly Culbert Kathy Davis Steve Dehner Kathi Decharme Mark Devlin Lori Diesen Frank Duffin Pat Duffin Mike Dunwell Tami Eddleman Lisa Eggleston Terry Eisenbarth Lori Elison David Elmore Shawnita Enger Timothy England Paul Engler James Englert Darwin Ernst Mark Farmer Deanna Ferguson John Ferguson Steven Fevold Janie Finnegan Brian Fortmann Christy Fowler Robert Friedrichs Julie Fuda Terri Fuller Debbie Furlong Dennis Fuss Freshmen 185 Jeff Gentry Jackie Geyer Rodney Gibson Cynthia Gilworth Scott Gilworth Ron Gohl Carrie Griffin Robin Gross Richard Grund Scott Graupensperger Alicia Gregory Joy Goldman Cary Gosselin Sheri Gould John Grachan Joseph Gyles David Haider Tammy Hajek Nancy Hallsten Terry Handley Scott Hankel Jim Harbison Shannon Hard Shannon Harris Kelli Hastie Matt Hawkins Jay Heil Richard Henderson Randy Hendrickson Michael Henes Kim Heydon Mark Hilton Freshmen 186 Devin Hirning Patricia Hirst Marilea Hochstrasser Sue Hoffman Jean Hoggatt Christopher Holliday Mary Hosfeld Mike Howell Jimmy Huggins Robert Huguet John Hummel Clayton Huntley Rory Indreland Carol Ireland James Jenkins Karen Jenni Thora Jensen Sheila Jobe Kenton Johnson Kit Johnson Lori Johnson Tammy Johnson Tanna Johnson Wendy Johnson Wade Johnston Chuck Jones Sabah Kadri Martin Kaldahl Barbara Kelly Michelle Kempel Douglas Kimmel Tammy Kimmel Kimberly King Freshmen 187 John Kirkpatrick Lyra Knaup Micki Knoll Danette Kuenzel Deborah Kuhl Sandra Kuntz Reed Kyle Fred Lafley Greg LaMoure Bob Landa Emily Lanfear Jason Laridon Kim Lassise Polly Laughlin Steven LaVelle Josie Lavoie Doug Lawrence Jennifer Law Mike Leary Shallon Ledward Kim Leibenguth Albert Lewis Kelly Lincoln Paul Lindquist Marsha Lowe Michele Lyons Sharon Mace Lisa Madar John Magnussen Johnna Magnussen Corinna Maier Kevin Maki Freshmen 188 Mike McDonald Rick Macdonald Mark McMillan Rebeccah McMillan Wendy Meis Jean Miller Allison Minjares Libby Mitchell Mason Mitchell Merry Malek Elizabeth Mallary Brett Markham Shirline Marlow Bob Martin Mike Martin Holli Mason Paul Matteucci Johanna Mayer Teresa Maynor Michelle Mccormick Kristi McDonald yt 0 Patty Mitchell Bruce Mix John Modrie Jeffrey Morgan Romona Morgan Tommy Morgan Wesley Morgan Dan Morlock Rozan Morrison Kevin Motschenbacher Pat Mulkey Catherine Murphy Freshmen 189 Brian Mutch Renee Nichols Sharron Northcutt Rich Ogle Diana Olbu Greg Olsen Theresa Olver Carin Orr Tracy Page Kathy Palmer Maria Pappas Bryce Patten Richard Pedersen David Pegelow Teri Peppenger Dena Petrou Timothy Plenger Wanda Preston Randy Rathbun Tina Ray Jon Read Michael Reed Kevin Reich Brad Reid Lissa Reynolds Kenda Rhoades Jim Richard Arron Richardson Linda Riley David Rising Mike Robbins Gigi Roberts Martha Roberts Freshmen 190 Catherine Romeo Teresa Romeo Donald Ruana Alise Rudio Jamie Ryan J. C. Sain Laura Sauligny Curtis Schestag Carol Schlegel Mark Schrage Tony Schrantz Janie Seabaugh Eric Sedgwick Kelly Seifert Mike Seifert Karen Shatto Laurie Shatto Duskie Sherlock Mysta Sherron Peter Shinn Arnold Shuffield Debra Skogen Cindy Smith Guy Smith Scott Smith Pam Solum Eric Sprunk Gregg Stanley Wendy Stanley Jacki Starcher Larecia Stark Craig Stephan Jim Stephens Freshmen 191 Douglas Wooley Randall Yeager James Wright Brad Zander Shane Sterner Patricia Stevens Randall Stevens Charlotte Sturgill Camala Summers Scot Tabert Daniel Tabish Candy Taylor Julie Tennant Glenn Thane Kathy Thompson Tammy Thompson Wayne Townsley Ron Tritz Mary Turner Tara Twa Colleen Underwood Craig Vance Lisa Vandehey Kelly Vanderzand Amy Lou Vanschoick Mary Vasecka Anna Vincent Neysa Wallin Kim Walt Bart Walters Kathryn Watkins James Weeks Tammy Whitaker Blaine White Andrew Wilder Mary Wilson Mike Wilson Freshmen 192 FACULTY MCHS SUPERINTENDENT GEORGE ZELLICK AND SCHOOL BOARD Missoula voters approved a new high school and addition to the existing building this year. The MCHS Board of Trustees have now adopted plans for both structures. The one story Fort Missoula High School will cost approxi- mately $8,227,100. The two building annex is priced at $3,300,000. This year’s freshmen will be the first class to attend the new school. 1. The architect's conception of the new Fort school. 2-3. Secretary Peggy Ann Eudaily. Chairman Reuben A. Diettert. Eleanor Lawry and Mervin D. Selle discuss school problems. Members not pictured are Vice Chairman Arthur O. Hightower. Gordon H. Simmons, and Wilma V. Nicholson. Superintendent School Board 194 RICHARD CORRELL PRINCIPAL 1. Jeff Morgan interviews Mr. Correll for the Lance. 2. Student Senate Vice Pres. John Morrison dis- cusses Senate business with Mr. Correll. Principal 195 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS 1. KEN COLBO 2. DON LAWSTON 3. JAN NYQUIST Kenneth Colbo and Jan Nyquist were chosen as replacements for Dwight Hopkins and Vondene Zander. Colbo and Nyquist installed a new attendance policy in an attempt to discourage stu- dents from skipping. Jan Nyquist stat- ed that she was pleased with the way it worked because there seemed to be fewer absences. Asst. Principals 196 1. EDWARD BOHART-(o-sl) 2. RICHARD BURRELL-(sm-z) 3. LUCILLE ED- WARDS-(d-g) 4. MARGARET MULLEN- (h-k) 5. DUANE PARLOW-(l-n) 6. DEN- NIS RADTKE-(a-c) 7. MAROLANE STE- VENSON-Central Information area 8. MARILYN TEMPLETON-Guidance. GUIDANCE Guidance 197 1. KEN BALLENGER - English 4; 2. JAMES BULLOCK - English 2 3: 3. VIRGIL CORK • English 1; 4. TOM DEMMONS - English 2 3. Honors English 3; 5. ROBIN HAMIL- TON - English 2 3; 6. GREG LENIHAN - English 1; 7. JOAN LLOYD - ENGLISH 1; 8. DEAN MARSHALL - English 2 4. Honors English 4; 9. ANN REINSEL - English 1; 10. SHIRLEY ROSENGREN - English 2 3. English 198 English 199 ENGLISH 11. SUSAN ROWBERRY - English 1; 12. WAYNE SEITZ - English Packet. Jour- nalism 1 2. photography; 13. ELLEN SKONES - English 2 3; 14. WILLIAM TAYLOR - English 2 3. Halberd; 15. BARRY WILLIAMS - Honors English 2; 16. JOHN WHALEN - English 4; 17. DON WULFF - English 2 4, Drama. English 200 FOREIGN LANGUAGE 1. DIANE CLAWSON - German 1; 2. WILLIAM HAFFEY - Latin 1.2.3 4; 3. ROSLAND HUDGENS - German 1.2.3. 4; 4. MICHAEL OKE - Spanish 1.2,3 4; 5. PEG- GY PATRICK - French 1 2; 6. SUSAN TALBOT - Passport to Europe. French 3 4. LIBRARIANS 1. MARGARET FRETTE 2. GLO- RIA MARVIN SOCIAL STUDIES 1. LANNY BRYANT - Expo 81; 2. WAYNE BEDDOW - Psychology. Anthropology; 3. WILLIS CURDY - Ameri- can Cultures. Political Science; 4. MARILYN DAYRIES - American Cultures; 5. KERMIT EDMONDS - American Cultures; 6. TIM GREGORI - American Cultures. Political Science; 7. KEVIN HAMMOND - American Cultures. World Cultures; 8. CAL JOHNSON - Sociology. Psychol- ogy; 9. JENNIFER MAXWELL - American Cultures, Politi- cal Science. Criminology. Sociology; 10. RUSS PILCHER - Criminology. Sociology. Social Studies 202 9 Social Studies 203 NURSE 1. LAURA GOOLEY PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1. BARBARA BROWNE-P.E., Health 1. 2. 2. VICKI BROWN-P.E.. Health 2: 3. RONALD JONES-P.E., Health 2; 4. CHAROTTE MANTHIE-P.E.. Health 1. 2; 5. JIM MILLER-P.E., Health 1; 6. BOB WIESNER-P.E.. Health 2. ART AND 1. LELA AUTIO-Letter and Graphic De- sign. Painting; 2. KATHLEEN DES- CHAMPS-Water Color. Drawing. Weav- ing. Fabric Design; 3. CLAIRE DOCK- STADER-Drawing. Print Making; 4. GEORGE GOGAS-Chairperson. Art His- tory. Drawing. Sculpture. Water Color; 5. TOM GRAPH-Filmakmg; 6. KATHER- INE MILLHOUSE-Clay Crafts. Jewelry Making. General Crafts. MUSIC 1. ANNE CAREY-Freshman Choir; 2. NEIL DAHLSTROM-Treble Choir. Concert Choir. Ensemble. Freshman Choir; 3. RICHARD ERICKSON- Ensemble. Beginning Band. Concert Band. Freshman Band. Guitar 1 4. HAROLD HERBIG-Ensemble. Guitar 1. Orchestra Art Music 205 SCIENCE 1. BRUCE BATV - Earth Science; 2. RONALD BURNETT - Earth Science; 3. ROBERT CASEY - Physics, Practical Physics; 4. MIRL GRATTON - Unified Science; 5. RON HOFF - Biology 1; 6. NORMAN JACOBSON - Geology. Unified Science; 7. DICK PA- LIN - Advanced Biology. Chemistry 1; 8. STELLA ROBERTS - Unified Science: 9. RUSS SHERIFF - Biology 1: 10. JAMES SYLVESTER - Chemistry 1 2. Reading 20 MATHEMATICS Math 208 1. KYLE BOYCE • Accelerated Geometry. Computer Programing; 2. PAUL CARPENTER - Algebra 1. General Math; 3. RICHARD DUNN - Accelerated Algebra. College Prep.. Consumer's Math; 4. DON FALL- DORF - Algebra 2. Geometry. Trigonometry; 5. ERIC HAYS - Consum- er's Math, Geometry; 6. JIM HEYDON - Accelerated Algebra. Geome- try; 7. JIM LODGE - Accelerated Algebra 1. TMMW Math; 8. LARRY MCKINNEY - Consumer's Math. Geometry. General Math; 9. DOUG- LAS RASMUSSEN - Algebra 1. General Math; 10. DOUG SABO - Algebra 1. General Math; 11. SUE SIEBERT - Algebra 1. General Math; 12. KEN WALT - Accelerated Algebra 1. Algebra 2. Consumer's Math. General Math. Math 209 HOME EC. 1. HELEN GARRETT - Home Ec. 1. Intermediate Foods; 2. ILENE HEIN- RICH - H.E.R.O.. H.E.R.O. Co-op.. Home Ec. 1; 3. DOROTHY MCVEIGH - Health Occupations; 4. LORETTA VIZZUTTI - Creative Stitching Home Ec 1. Interm. Cloth.. Prof. Sewing; 5 TERRY YASENAK Home Design. Prep, for Life. Singles Survival 6. BERNITA ZUIDMEER Home Ec. 1. Prep, for Life. 210 Home Ec 1. CLEO BAKER - Accounting 1 2; 2. CARMELITA BULLOCK - Business Law. Typing 1; 3. KEN CURTIS • MARKETING 1 4. Marketing co- op; 4. PAM DALE - Shorthand; 5. BRAD HART - Marketing 2 3. Mar- keting Co-op; 6. GRACE KOEPPEN - Typing 1 2; 7. GERALD O’REILLY - Record Keeping. Typing 1. 8. FRED SALMONSEN Record Keeping. Typing 1; 9 THERESA SHEPHERD - Data Process. Typing 1; 10. DEAN- NA WOODS - Steno - Sec. Pr.. Cler. Off. Pr BUSINESS Business 211 1. JAMES FOX-Auto Mechanics. Maintanence. Metales. Fab.. Woods 1;2. GLEN HARPER-Small Engines 1; 3. ROGER HYEM-Small Engines. Woods 2 3; 4. LARRY MARTIN . -Drafting 1. Woods 1; 5. DANIEL OWSLEY-Auto Mechanics 1 2; 6. RAYMOND WIEDMER-Draftmg 2. 3 4. Welding 1 2; 7. TOM WILLIS-Welding 1 2. WAKELY- HELLGATE- INDUSTRIAL ED. INDUSTRIAL ED. DRIVERS 1. LARRY BICHA; 2. ROBERT PARRIN; 3. LARRY STRANAHAN. SPECIAL ED. 1. JANE HOWELL-Hearing Im- paired. English; 2. MARY PAT LA- FOREST-Speach Therapist. Au- deologist; 3. PATRICIA REUTER- Basic Math. Cons. Math. English. General Math. Health; 4. RICH- ARD SAMSON-American Histo- ry. English. Psychology. Sociolo- gy Dr Ed Spec Help 213 SECRETARIES Bottom Row: Julie Garr, Corrol Ste- vens. Top Row: Lesa Hunsucker. Barbra Kellie. Jan Dietz. Zelpha Lemon. Pat Bawcom. Mary Schultz. DEPARTMENTS AIDS Left to Right; Ann McDonald. Evelyn Henderson. Janet Harper. Loretta Hyde. Naomi Manley. Betty Miller. Joyce Jensen. Faye Baker. Sec Dept Aids 214 COOKS Left to Right; Carol Williams. Linda Hem. Betty Wemple. Lorien Rewey. Lois Burghart. Beth Gates. CUSTODIANS Left to Right; Richard Zimmerman. Don Vaugh. Bob Pohley. Don Beich, Ron Martina. David Hutchison. Hazen Ransier, Earl Lowry. Linda Spencer. Rick Neiman. Shorty” Tintzman. Frank Kendall. AUDIO VISUAL BONNIE JOHNSON Cust Cooks AV 215 ACTIVITIES INDEX ACTIVITIES: 41 AFS: 26. 75 Advisory Board. 81 All-Northwest: 35 All-State Music: 37 Anglers: 74 Art Club 70 8oy's Basketball: 92 Boy's Cross Country 113 Boy's Gymnastics 109 Boy's State 30 Chamber Choir: 62 Chansonettes: 65 Cheerleaders 48 Chess Club 79 Chevaliers 63 CLASSES: 115 Concert Band: 58 Concert Choir 64 DAR: 36 DECA 71 Dixieland Band: 60 Drama Team: 78 FACULTY: 193 Fall Play: 84 FFA 75 FHA 70 French Club 73 Freshmen 182 Freshmen Band. 60 Freshmen Choir: 66 German Club 72 Girl's Basketball 98 Girl's Choir 64 Girl's Cross Country 112 Girl's Gymnastics: 108 Girl's State 30 Halberd: 42 H-Club: 81 HONORS: 25 Jazz Band 61 Junior M.ss: 33 Juniors 148 Key Club 55 Lance 44 Marching Band: 59 Mat Maids: 51 MUN 47 MynstreHes 63 National Honor Society 29 National Mert 32 1000 Mile Club: 68 Orchestra 56 Ornithology Club 70 Outdoor Club: 68 Pep Band. 61 Pep Club 54 Photo Club 79 Powder Puff Football: 101 Pres Vice Pres: 31 Prom 83 Quill and Scroll- 28 Rifle Club: 74 S-Club: 80 Seniors 116 Sophomores: 166 Spanish Club 72 Speech: 76 SPORTS: 85 Spring Play: 82 Stat Club: 69 Student Senate 46 Track 90 Troubadour: 67 Valkyries: 52 Wrestling: 86 Youth Choir 36 FACULTY INDEX Autio. Lela: 70. 205 Dunn. Richard: 96. 209 Baker. Cleo 211 Edmonds. Kermit: 74. 202 Ballinger. Ken 198 Edwards. Lucille 197 Baty. Bruce 68. 206 Erickson. Richard 58. 205 Beddow. Wayne 96 97. 103. 202 Falidort. Don: 209 Bicha. Larry 89. 213 Fox, James. 212 Bohart. Edward: 197 Frette. Margaret: 201 Boyce. Kyle 109 209 Garrett. Helen: 70. 210 Brown. Vicki 98. 204 Gilman. Dan 107 Browne. Barbara: 108. 204 Gogas. George: 205 Bryant. Lanny 89. 202 Graff. Tom 74. 205 Bullock. Carmclita: 211 Grafton. Mirl: 206 Bullock. James 198 Gregori. Tim: 74. 202 Burnett. Ronald 206 Haffey. William 79. 201 Burrell. Richard 197 Hamilton. Robin: 109. 198 Carey. Ann 205 Hammond. Kevin: 107. 202 Carpenter. Paul: 102. 103. 209 Haroldson. Vicki: 207 Casey. Robert: 206 Harper. Glen: 212 Clawson. Diane: 72. 201 Hart. Brad 211 Colbo Ken: 46, 196 Haynes. Camille: 207 Cork. Virgil 198 Hays. Eric 96. 209 Correll. Richard: 31. 195 Hemnch. Ilene: 210 Curdy. Willis 47. 74. 202 Herbig. Harold: 51. 56. 205 Curtis. Ken: 211 Heydon. Jim 209 Dahlstrom. Neil 62. 205 Hoff. Ron: 206 Dale. Pam: 211 Hudgens. Rosalind: 201 Daue. Peggy 54. 207 Hyem. Roger: 212 Daynes. Marilyn: 202 Jacobson. Norman: 206 Demmons. Tom. 69. 92. 96 198 Johnson. Calvin 89. 202 Deschamps. Kathleen: 205 Jones. Ronald: 101. 204 Dockstader. Claire 205 Kennett. Bette Koeppen. Grace 211 Rowberry. Susan: 200 LaForest. Mary Pat: 213 Sabo. Doug: 103. 209 Lawston. Don: 196 Saimonsen. Fred 211 Lemhan. Greg 67. 98. 100. 198 Samson. Richard 96. 97. 98. 213 Lloyd. Joan: 75. 198 Seitz. Wayne 44. 45. 200 Lodge. James: 209 Serba. Walt: 213 Manthie. Charlotte 204 Shepherd. Theresa: 211 Marshall. Dean 198 Sheriff. Russ: 206 Martin. Larry 106. 212 Siebert. Sue 209 Maxwell. Jennifer: 202 Skones. Ellen: 200 McKinney. Larry. 68. 113. 209 Stevenson. Marolane: 197 McVeigh. Dorothy 210 Stranahan. Larry 10. 102. 103. 213 Miller. Jim 108. 204 Sylvester. James: 29. 206 Millhouse. Katherine. 205 Talbot. Susan 73. 201 Mullen. Margaret: 197 Taylor. William 43 200 Nyquist, Jan: 196 Templeton. Marilyn 197 Oke. Michael 72. 89. 201 Vannmi, Janet 207 O'Neil. Rosemary 207 Vizzutti. Loretta 80. 210 O'Reilly. Gerald: 102. 103. 211 Walt. Kenneth: 209 Owsley. Daniel: 212 Whalen. John 200 Palm. Harry: 206 Wiodmcr. Raymond 212 Parlow Duane 197 Wiesner. Bob. 204 Patrick. Peggy 201 Williams. Barry: 200 Perrin. Robert 213 Willis. Tom: 102. 103. 106. 212 Pilcher. Russ: 202 Woods. Deanna 211 Radtke. Dennis: 197 Wulff. Donald: 200 Rasmussen. Douglas 209 Yasenak. Terry 210 Remsel. Anne 198 Zuidmeer. Bermta: 210 Reuter. Patricia: 213 Roberts. Stella: 206 Rosengren. Shirley: 198 STUDENT INDEX A Abbott. Cindy A 64 167 Abel. Boyd E. 102. 103. 104. 117 Abernathey. Brad D 102. 106. 149 Abernathey. Brian D Aboun3der. Debbie A 47. 76. 77. 81. 149 Adams. Barbara E. 149 Adams. Harold L 167 Adams. Thomas J 97. 107 Adler Michael A. 29. 30. 32. 36. 74. 117 Adler. Steve M 56. 58, 59. 61. 74. 76. 149. 72 Albert. Susan R 117 Albmi. Steven 43. 44. 45. 46 48. 67. 84. 149 Allen. Jennifer A 114. 183 Allen. Jo Ann M. 101 117 Allen. Lee 112. 114. 117 Allen. Lorene Amburgey. Donna J Amelsberg. Mary J 54 66. 183 Ammons. Ailsa G. E Ammons. Stephanie T Amos, Lorne L. 149 Andersen. Kay S. Anderson. Christina M 183 Anderson. Debbie M, 76. 117 Anderson. James T. 117 Anderson. John P Anderson. Jonathan P. 66. 183 Anderson. Kimberly M. 117 Anderson. Kyle H. 47. 149 Anderson. Bob 89 Anderson, Ruth E 149 Anderson. Samuel D. i67 Andress. Michael C Andrew IV David H. 107. 183 Appelt. Mary C. 117 Archibald. Corinne A 48. 118 Ardom. Betsy 66 Ardom, Katrina F 149 Arras. Julie A 183 Arras. Nikki A 149 Asbury. Fredrick M 167 Ashmore. Darnel 107. 183 Ashmore. Ralph H. 90. 92 Ask. Connie A. 149 Atkinson. Tracy C 58. 59. 118 Atlee. Dana L. 117 Anodes. Rendo 54 Atlee. Mark G. 167 Ault. Michael G 149 Autio. Chns J. 68 Auwen. John A 107 Ayala. Wade R. 66. 107. 183 Ayre. Paula N 54. 183 B Babcock. Mike C. 107. 18 Bachert. Vicki 66 Ba.ley. Joe A 72. 84. 167 Bailey. Karon 64 216 ♦ Bam. Anne C 46. 52. 55. 64. 73. 167 Baird. Shane L Baker. Kristie M 149 Bakke Victor R 167 Bakke. Vincent R 29. 36. 55. 118 Baldry. Robert A 149 Banyai. Jerome C. 147 Bardgctt. Gwen 183 Bardweil. Dean E. 147 Barfuss. Nicholas D Bargmeyer. E. Brad 147 Bargmeyer, Randy L 167 Barker. Brian C. 183 Barker. Laurie C 65. 149 Barkley, Jason R 58. 59 61 149 Barnes. Antony W 147 Barney. Ann C 42. 43, 118 Barney. Brenda L. 183 Barney. Tracie 0. 64. 72. 167 Barry. Paul J. 63. 82. 84 149 Barry. Susan I 101 Barth. Michael 118 Barth. Steven J 183 Barthelmess. John C 63. 65. 167 Bartlett. Bruce O. Bartlett. Greg 87. 88 Bauer. Nick A Baugher. K Jay 109 Bauman. Kathye J. 58. 59. 61. 118 Baumgardner. Joe M 183 Baylor. Clayton E 149 Baylock. Donna 61 Bayne. Garrick I. Beagley Cindy 177 Beagley. Kathy 167 Beardsley. Kris A 167 Beasley. Rick 90 Beed. Dana A 74, 183 Behner. John M 74 Beier. David A 107 8eierle. Todd M. 183 Benson, Brenda D. 147 Benson. Brian E. 92. 94. 149 Berg. Kathy A 149 Berger. Nancy A 167 Bernatz. Lindsay 0 55. 56. 58. 59 119 Berryman. Tammie S Bertapelle. Sue P. 54. 183 Berthiaume. Kristi G 183 Bessac. Joan O 34. 35. 56. 58. 59. 60. 61 Bessette. John J 106 Bessette. Timothy J. 183 Best. David A Bestwick. Diane L 58. 59. 149 Bethke. Jaqueime L. 66 Betschart, Tamy 147 Bettger. David D. 119 Bianchi. Karen 50. 58. 59. 64. 157 Bianchi. Susan E 10 11. 48. 58. 59. 119 Bier. Lilian 29. 36. 147 Bingham, Kerry M 167 Birgenheier. Craig S. 92. 167 Birgenheier. Laurie A 183 Birnel. Dawn M 60. 61. 73. 183 Black. Cassandra M Black Muriel J. 66 84. 183 Black. Patrick J. 58. 59. 62. 147 Blackburn. Beth 58. 91 Blackburn Jr.. Kenneth C. 149 Blackburn. Mary E. 108. 167 Blackburn, Matthew E 150 Blair. Wanda E. 147 Blake. Cherlynn T. Blakely. Neal J 46. 58. 59. 55. 61. 90. 96. 106. 166 Blakely. Van E. 29. 36. 46. 55. 102. 103. 119 8land. 8ryan V. 107. 183 Blank, Kim 66 Blaylock. Donna 183 Blaylock. Stephen 147 Blodgett. Jodee L 119 Blodgett. Paula R 183 Blodgett, Wendy E 101. 150 Bodek. Lonn E. 183 Bodm. Karry L. 62. 63. 50. 101. 150 Boifeuiliet. Suzy M 167 Boileau. Leslie H 54. 72. 183 Boone. James R 89. 183 Booth. Karla S 26. 73 Booth. Todd G. 26. 167 Borgmann. Andrea J 167 Bortz Michael D Bowers. Kathryn G Boyd. Clifford J 150 Boyd. I. Scott Boyd. Mark A 183 Boyd. Monte L 150 Braach. Dav d A 119 Braach. Robnt M 119 Braae. LeAnna M 183 Bradford. Eric W 47. 58. 59. 167 Brady. Andrea R Brambo. Russell S 102. 106 Brandenberger Ned R. 167 Brandenberger, Seth J. 167 Brant. Staci A 66. 183 Bray. Shelly D. 50. 150 Brester. Alvin L 147 Brester. Karl R 183 Brester. Russ 109. 168 8rett. Karen M 60. 184 Brett. Lynne C 36. 119 Brewer. Salty A 150 Bricks. Rick J Bridges. Lenora 150 Bridges. Raynette 184 Bnnkcrhoff. Gregory T. 119 Bnttner. Steve A 107. 184 Broadwater. Sara E 72. 150 Brockway. Oebra Broenneke. E Brad 59. 61. 97. 107. 184 Broenneke. He di M 52. 64. 91 Brooks. Brad 150 Brothers. Scot 109 Brown. Sue A 65, 150 Brown. Debra M 168 Brown. Laurie L 29. 120 Brown. Lori J 37, 65. 150 Brown. Melissa 64 Brown. Peggy A 34, 56. 62. 63 148 150 Brown. Scott K. 168 Brown. Shelly R. 101. 111. 168 Brown. Veronica 168 Browne. Karen M 168 Browne. Rita J 120 Browning. Susan M 168 Brumwell. Deanna L 146 Brunett. Darcy J 168 Brunson. Carla D 184 Brunson. Casey L 168 Brunson. Kelly J 54 Bryan. Julie M 168 Bryant. Brenda K 52. 64. 168 Bryant. Debbie 66 Bryant. Lamonte 66. 89 107. 184 Bryant. LanAnn 33. 48. 120 Buck. Mark E Buck. John 92 Buck. Pamela M 58. 59. 168 Buck. T.J. 63. 65. 106. 168 Buckeis. Clifton C Buckels. Margo M 56. 59. 168 Buckley, Mark L 168 Buescher, Mark J. 120 Bukovatz. Janet T 150 Bukovatz, John A 105, 120 Bumbeck. Brian J. 109. 111. 150 Bumbeck. David M. 109. 120 Bumbeck. Lisa R 101. 168 Burgan. Barbara J. 61. 72. 184 Burgan. Chris R Burgan. J Suzanne 34. 64 65. 59. 76. 150 Burk. Julie M 60. 61. 67. 72. 184 Burlingame. Shari A. 58. 59. 61. 150 Burwick. Dwayne L 120 Burwick. Elaine M 51, 62. 65. 120 Burwick. Tracy L Bushhorn. John K 184 Bushhorn. Kenneth J. 184 Butler. Rick W 86. 87. 147 Byrnes. Betsy L 121 c Callaghan. Kelley 51. 184 Callaghan. Kevin R 102, 103. 105. 121 Callaghan. Mike 96. 106. 168 Cailas. Sandra L 30. 101. 168 Campbell. Donna J 150 Campbell. Eric G 55. 59. 61. 168 Campbell. Lisa L 184 Campheid. Donald S. 147 Canham. Kathy R 66. 184 Canning. Bret M 102. 106 Cantrell. Arthur R 150 Cantrell. Theadora J 30 65 Capps. Anita 8 147 Card. Kym E 59. 61. 91. 184 Card. Shorn L. 72. 168 Carpenter. Michelle 44. 76. 150 Carroll. Glenda J Carr. Sundee 100 Carroll. Mark D 111. 184 Carroll. Peggy S Carroll. Gus 86. 106 168 Carson. Shanon E 54 66. 100. 184 Case. Sharon M 74. 184 Case. Tracy M 54. 168 Caster. Evan R 32. 67. 121. 147 Castonguay. Brian D. Cataifomo. Kristina 72 Catterlm. Ryan P 107. 184 Chaffee. Bob A. Chamberlain Janette J. Chamberlain. Lori S. 147 Chamberlin. Diana L. 150 Chandler. S Beth 46 Chaney. Robert B. 66. 76. 73. 184 Chapman Adriene L 33. 48. 58. 59 147 Chaussee. Christie A 52. 62 63. 73. 150 Cherullo. Chris E Cherry. Dorothy A 147 Chessm. Esterann I 51. 66. 184 Chilcote. Daniel P 55. 63. 65. 168 Chilcote. Elizabeth S 30. 55. 151 Chilcote. Mark T. 147 Chrcstenson. Robin K 64. 168 Chrestenson. Vickey L 65. 151 Christensen, Brent E 109. 147 Christensen. Cory D. 64. 151 Christensen. Jason J 73. 109. 184 Christensen. John A 151 Christian. Liane R 121 Christian. Mark J Christianson. Myckce 167 Christianson Brad A 184 Christianson. Carne R. 70. 167 Christofferson. Sandra D. 121 Ciliberli, Carol M 73. 76. 167 Ciolkosz. Marge M 64 Clapham. James R 167 Clapp. Elaine L 64. 73. 167 Clark. Kelly P 66. 91. 184 Clay. Shelley A 58. 59. 64, 167 Cleaves. Craig A. 121 Close. Sherri L 64 Cluts. Brenda R 62. 63. 151 Coffee. Stephanie L. 65 CogdiH. Randall J. 167 Cogdill. Suzy H 151 Cohen. John A 107. 184 Cohenour. David W Cohenour. James J. Cole. Debbie A Cole. Margi M 184 Coleman. Scott R. 106. 167 Coleman. Steven R 167 Collins. Kevin S. 88. 106. 167 Combs. Kirsti J 59. 61. 184 Conger, Brian W 167 Conway. Bonnie J. 121 Cook. Phil B 58. 59. 167 Cook. Russell E 147 Cooney. Rob A. 151 Cooper. Craig A 63. 65. 92 151 Cooper. Darlene K 48. 54. 184 Cooper. Randy J. 167 Copenhaver. Clay S 121 Cordis. Barbara A. 167 Cordis. Beverly A 167 Cordis. Lori A 58. 59. 121 Cordle. Corleen 64. 167 Cork. Shannon C. 52. 167 Cornelius. Robert R. 89. 184 Cote. Debbie 30 Cote. Michelle J 65. 151 Counts. Paula R. 54. 66. 184 Cowles. Diane L. 101. 122 Cox. Jim W Cox. Marty D 97. 184 Crabtree. Terri M 184 Cragg Crystal L 62. 63. 147 Cra.g Randy L 122 Craig. Vance R Cram. Lloyd M 62. 63. 151 Crawford. Howard C. 147 Cregg. Dennis 65 Criger. Christy J 122 Crisp. Karla K 122 Crisp. Kyle N 107. 184 Crist. Morgan Z. 151 Cristiam. Kathy J. 65. 70 Croghan, Gregory A 167 Crookshanks. Amy L. 30. 42. 43. 48. 62. 116. 122 Cropp. Marsha J 184 Crosby. Darnel B Cross. Patrick A 167 Crossland. Kent Crossland. Kimberly 147 Crossland. Laura 66. 185 Crowley. Matthew F 48. 154 Crowther, Alan A 58. 59. 61. 122 Crowther. Keith E 185 Cuchme. Kay L 147 Culhgan. Guy M Cummins. Doug B Curtis. David A 58. 59. 122 Cutsforfh. Tina L 167 D Dahl. Peggy A. 147 Daly. Camilla J 167 Damaskos. Brian F. 151 Daniels. Brad A 151 Daniels. Mike 167 Daniels. Paul L. 151 Dao. D.ep T. 42. 43. 30 122 Datsopouios. Achilles J 102. 147. 151 Datsopouios. Spilios J. 167 Davenport. Jeffrey T 62. 81. 151 Daviau. Bambi L 167 Daviau Louis C. Davis. Barry A Davis. Brett A Davis. Greg G 167 Davis. Kathy M 185 Davis. Kevin W. Davis. Mane R 151 Dawson. Danny M 107 Day. Kim 151 Day. Lesa S. 50. 170 Day. Terry L. 170 Deckert. Troy 44, 45. 72 Dehner. Stephen J 47. 89. 185 Demott. Cornne E 170 Depue. Robyn L Derenburger. Scott L. 151 Derrick. Deborah J 42. 43. 47. 56. 65. 76. 77. 151 Derrick. Suzanne V 56. 64. 59. 76. 170 Dersam. Kathryn L. 122 Deschamps. Katherine M Descharme. Kathi L. 91. 112. 185 Desch3rme. Michelle M 170 Descharme. Pamela S 91. 100. 151 Devlm. Brian J. 170 Devlm. Mark M 89. 185 Devlin. Perry J. Diaz. Damian G. 170 Dickinson. John D. 65. 96 Dickinson. Susan A. 62 Dickson. Susan R 123 Diesen. Lori L 185 Dilworth. Justm A 62. 63. 86. 87 147 Dmgmann. Misty L 170 Dmgmann. Renae M 1 70 Dira. Theresa L 64. 73. 170 Dixon. Andy 66 Dobbins. Calvin J 75. 167 Dobbins. Debra 0. 151 Donaldson. Joseph J Dopp. Arra M 152 Doyle Richard N 30. 62. 63. 81 82. 90. 102. 103. 104, 105. 123 Drew. Allan E. 90. 123 Duftieid. G Doug 152 Duffm Frank E 59 61. 185 Duftm. Pdtnck A 59. 61. 107. 185 Duffner Keith R 152 Dunahoo. Carol A 62. 63. 152 Duncan. Jennifer L. Dunkum. John E. 65. 147 Dunsmoor. Cheryl A 66. 170 Dunsmoor. Deanna M 30. 40. 62. 63. 123 Dunwell. Kenneth L 152 Dunweil. Mike A 185 Dursma. Rob L. 102. 103. 123 Dwyer. Shannon R 65. 152 Dyer. Tawana J E Easton. Todd A 170 Ebbutt. Donette F. 65. 152 Eddleman Shelley D. 123 Eddleman. Tami L. 66. 185 Eddleman. Ten J 152 217 Edwards. Larry D 58. 59. 61 123 Eggleston. Lisa M. 91. 185 Eisenb3rth. Terry A 59. 185 Eisenman. Daniel P 170 Elison, Bradley L. 29. 34 46. 56. 58. 59. 61. 62. 63. 76. 77. 147 Elison. Lori J. 55. 59. 61. 185 Elliott. David L. 106 Ellis. Richard W 59 Elmore. David F. 97. 185 Elmore. Deborah F. 123 Eiser. Vickie L 40 62. 64 Emmons. Ann E. Engebretson. Neal A 74. 123 Enger, Shawmta E 185 England. Timothy A 185 Engler. Carol L 48. 33 62. 63. 84. 82. 124 tngler. Paul N. 185 Englert. James A 66. 185 England. Nancy I. 152 Ennes Michoal R Ent el. TJ. 102. 106 Erck. Lisa K. 64. 170 Erickson. Michael J 92. 93. 94 Enckson. Terrel A 100. 152 Ernst. Darwin R. 55. 66. 60. 89. 90. 107. 145 Ernst. Deidra L. 54. 59 63. 64. 170 Evans. Bob C. 170 Evans. Corby H 170 Evans. Rena R. Evenskaas. Valerie J 170 Evenson. Ty 102. 106. 152 Evered, Jan M 152 Evered. Nancy A F Fairbank. Daniel I 58. 59 92. 94. 152 Falldorf. Daniel J. 88. 124 Faiidort. Debbie J 170 Fangsrud. Sonne L 64. 84. 170 Fanslow Mark N 90. 152 Farlm. Wendy R 30. 65. 152 Farmer. Mark L. 185 Farmer. Steven D 152 Feller. Diane M. 100. 170 Feller. Douglas A 124 Ferguson. Deanna L 185 Ferguson. John J. 185 Ferra . Castilho C 26. 37. 71. 73. 124 Fevold. Karen L 152 Fevold. Steven L 89 185 Field. Dana 32. 37. 47. 67. 70. 68. 71. 82. 147 Fmbraaten. Brian M 152 Finnegan. Jane M. 66. 185 Fish. Jacqueline D 50. 55. 124. 170 F.sh. Joel L 29. 46. 55. 62. 63. 64 Fisher. Thomas R 71. 124 File Cheryl R. Fitzgerald. Nancy L 34. 35. 62. 63. 124 Fleming. Lynn A 147 Funk. Calvin E 85. 86. 102. 106. 152 Flmk. Debra J 147 Flun Jim V. Flynn. Sean H 147 Foggm. G. Thomas IV 57. 71 Foley. Maureen E Foil . Kent A 109. 170 Fontenot. Rene' E.J 58. 39. 73. 76. 157 Fortmann. Brian C 59. 60. 61 107. 185 Forwood. Mark E 90, 106. 170 Foster. Danette E 91. 101. 124 Foster. Dale 86 87. 106. 170 Foster. Daniel E. 86. 87. 152 Foster. Sherrie L 62. 63 Foust. Terry E 153 Fowler. Christina K 112.185 Fox. Matt J 147 Frame. Gregory H 92. 94. 153 Franchuk. Jolynn M 171 Franklin. John L 65. 171 Franks George 106 Franks. Greg 88 Franks. Linda R. 73. 71 Frette. Debbie L 171 Friedrichs. Robeit J. 89. 107. 185 Fnssell. Heidi A 55. 58. 59. 61. 73. 101. 171 Fnsto. Brad R Fritz. Susan L 58. 59. 125 Froehlich. David J. 171 Frye. Christopher P 171 Fryhlmg. Cmdy L. 64, 73. 171 Fuchs. Amy D Fuchs. Steve M, 153 Fuda. Julie B 185 Fugere. Jeanme A Fugere. Valerie M. 147 Fuller. Terri L 66. 185 Funk. Art N 62. 153 Furlong. Debbie F 54. 91. 185 Fuss. Dennis R 185 Fuss. Kerry W G Gaertner. Andrea L 91. 64. 168. 171 Gaertner. Lynette C 51. 66. 91. 108 Gaertner Renee M 91. 125 Gallagher. Jamie P. 96. 171 Gallagher. Karrie J 153 Gallagher. Kurt A Galland. Vicki L. 147 Ganz. Adam I 34. 63. 62 Garcia. Dave G 153 Garner. Rosanne M 54. 65. 153 Garrick. Jay V 147 Gartner. Randy S. 153 Gates. Cmdy L. 125 Gaul, Joan M 42 43. 48. 62. 69. 125 Gee. Kenny R 88. 106 171 Geer. Sandi R 171 Geer. Vicki L. 125 Gentry. Ben W 74 Gentry. Jett J 186 George. P3ul J. 113 Gergen. Shelly K 66 Gerlach. Lor. A 55. 58. 59. 61. 101. 153 Getschman. Marla J 171 Geyer. Jackie 66. 186 Geyen. Shelly 66 Gibbs. Oarilynn F 70. 73 Gibson. Rodney J. 186 Gibson Ronnie C 153 Giflin. Bradley S 109. 111. 147 Gilbert. Matt K 171 Giiworth. Cynthia A 186 Giiworth. Diane L 147 Giiworth. Scott F 107. 186 Gmn. Jody L. 171 Gisselbeck. Bryce N 58 59 Gores, Dixie L 65 Gohl, Ron L 186 Golder. Joel A. 171 Goldman. Ronald C. Goldman Joy L 186 Goldsby. Vicky M. 125 Goiie. Daniel S Gonsior. Heather E 62. 63. 68. 71 Goodman. Jody M. 171 Goodsell. Lewis A 171 Gore. Tami 101 Gordon. Julia L 65. 101. 153 Gordon. Tern L 153 Gosselm. Cary A. 186 Gosselm. John 107 Gould. Charles P Gould. Joe J 171 Gould. Sheri A 186 Gould. Thomas M 153 Grach3n. Catherine A 51. 153 Grachan. John A 107. 186 Grahm. Mary K 153 Grassle. Grant J 90 171 Graupenspergcr. Anthony 153 Graupensperger. Scott A 186 Gray. Nicole A 61. 171 Gray. Steve C. Green. Scott W Gregory. Alioa R 66, 186 Greitf. Fred H. Grictf. Ross P Gress. Vonme M 153 Gnbnau. Joseph B 153 Griffin. Carne L 52. 186 Griffin. Holly B 65. 153 Grimes. Candace C. 64. 171 Gnmsiey. Lon A 125 Grimsley. Twyla M 153 Gross. John B 171 Gross. Lorrame J Gross. Robin K 186 Grove Michael E 92. 93. 94. 102. 103. 104. 105. 147 Gruell. Gretchen J. Grund. Richard 186 Guard. Joseph H 74. 125 Guard. Katherine L 154 Guay. Karen R 64. 171 Guessen. Julie M 54 Guilett. Chris 109 Gunderson. Richard A 154 Guse. Brenda L. Gustafson. Joanna D 52. 62. 63. 154 Gustafson. Linda E 66 Guthrie. Matthew J. 48. 76. 154 Guy Chuck B 147 Gyles. Joseph A 66. 186 Gyles. Laurie A 62. 154 H Haaglund, James T 125 Haas. Marsha F 29. 37. 126 Haas. Monica J. 171 Habbe. Susan L 98 99. 126 Habbe. Tom G 58. 59 61 Haddon. Steve C 46. 102. 106 Hagen. Kenneth N 172 Hagerty. Kerry A Hagestad. Robert E. Jr. 172 Hahn. Connie 154 Hahn. Denise M 154 Haider. David J 186 Hamlme. Barbara D. 98. 99. 154 Hajek. Tammy A 186 Hall. Celia M 52. 62. 154 Hall. Scott K 154 Hall. Tammy M. Hallsten. Daniel L. 46. 90. 113. 154 Hailsten. Nancy J. 91. 100. 186 Halverson. Thomas T 44. 126 Hamilton, Deidn A 126 Hamilton. Thomas D. 74. 126 Hamm.ll, Eileen A 28. 42. 43. 116. 126 Handley. Shelly L 154 Handley. Terry L. 52. 186 Hankel. Renee D. 28. 42. 43 126 Hankel. Scott A 186 Hansen, Marlene J. 172 Hansen. Ronald P 172 Hanson. Esther A 64. 172 Hanson. Kim R. 172 Hanson. Todd R 154 Harbison. Jim K. 186. 97 Hard. Shannon L. 186 Hardman. Natalie P 30. 6? 64. 154 Hardman. Rebecca L 54. 73. 108. 172 Harman. Wendy R 48. 126 Harris. Shannon 186 Harris. Tomi A 172 Harston. David L. 65. 88. 172 Harston. Michael L 154 Hartless Alex P 74. 172 Hartsc. Caroline M. 34. 58. 59. 61 Hartze. Jol.ne L 29. 30. 42. 43 46. 127 Harvey. Scott E 127 Hastie. Kelli M. 186 Hathaway. Donald C Hatton, Tammy J 154 Hauer was. Troy T 127 Hausauer. Susan K. Hawkins. Beverly H. 55. 62. 46. 127 Hawkins. Matt B. 186 Hawley. Richard D. 147 Hawley. Robert G 147 Hayes. Douglas D 172 Hayes. Kimberly L 59. 70. 30. 61. 154 Hayes. Lynnetle J. 172. 64 Hayes. Mark A 154 Healey. Tracey J. 63. 62. 51 Heath. Pamalia J. Heavner. Sandra L. Heavner, Debbie A 172 Heffernan. Cyrvdee L 101. 172 Hegman. Craig L. 172 Heidnck. Diana L 154 Heidnck. Sheila M 52. 172 Heii. Jay J. 186 Heil. Jeff M Heitter. Abby O. 127 Henderson John E 154 Henderson. Richard A 186 Hendrickson. Randall B 186 Henes. Jill R Henes. Michael A 186 Hennessy. Linda M 52. 154 Henry. Carl L. 172 Herbig. Kimberly A 56. 64 Hertz. Rod J. 65. 172 Hess. Todd J. 29. 30. 58. 31. 59. 76. 46 61. 127, 82 Hettman. Tony M Hewitt. Genme L. 155 Heydon Kim M 61. 55 66. 76. 59. 91. 100. 186 Hicks. Kim A 34. 56. 58. 59 Higgins. Shelly A 172 Higgins. Kelly J 172 Hilde. Doreen K 30. 37. 47. 69. 70 127 Hill, David A 102. 106. 155 Hill. David P Hill. Heber S. 155 Hill Marcia R 65. 155 Hilton. Mark A 107. 186 Hirnmg. Darin 62. 127 Hirnmg, Derek W Hirnmg. Devin J 187 Hirst. Patricia A. 187 Hirst. Sharon F 127 Hochstrasser. Marilea 66. 187 Hocking. Tracey A. Hoff. Julie A 52. 172 Hoffman. Leslie F. 172 Hoffman. Sue 82. 66. 72. 187 Hofman. Leslie F. 172 Holman. Samuel W 147 Hoggatt. Jean M 66. 72. 187 Hogue. Caren D. Holden. Jeff W 155 Holden. William R 172 Holienbaugh. Darren C 55. 56. 58. 60. 61 62. 59. 63. 72. 172 Holienbaugh. Rama L 35. 56. 55. 62. 72. 155. 64 Holliday. Christopher W 59. 48. 60 61. 187 Holloron. Sandra L 128 Holt. Ross Scott 147 Hoppe. James T Horn. Terri L 172 Horn. Tia M Horstman. Chen 147 Horton. Harley R 44. 68 113. 147 Hosteld. Mary A 66. 187 Hosmer. Steve W 55 90. 110. 128 Houtchens. Faye E. 52. 155 Howell. Michael A 89. 187 Huber. Ladonna C. 147 Hudson. Cassandra N 173 Huddleston. Sally J 155 Huether. Tammy 147 Huggins. Jimmy R. 97, 107. 187 Huggms. Tauny L. 128 Huguet. Mike E 92. 155 Huguet. Ronald J. 113. 128 Huguet. Robert F. 97. 187 Hulquist, Bret A 62. 128 Humes. Sara L Hummel. John P 187 Hummel. Leon S 155. 65 Hummer. Irene L. 155 Hummer. Susan L. 128 Hunter. Brenda C Hunter. John I. 128 Hunter. Kenneth J. 106 Hunter. Leona M 173 Hunter. Teresa L 64. 173 Huntley, Clayton C 187. 55. 68 113 Huskmson. Stacey L 55. 68. 113. 187 Huskmson. Laura L. 52. 173 Hyndman. Larry H. I Ibey. Douglas E. 86. 87. 147 Indreland. Rory E. 97. 107. 187 Ingram. Marina A 173 Ireland. Carol A 187 Iverson. Brenda D. Iverson. Karla K 128 Iverson. Roger L J Jacobs. John G 63. 65. 173 218 f Jacobsen. Terri L Janes. Ken W 62. 58. 59. 53 Janes. Ronald S. Jarka. Kathe 32. 35. 38. 56. 147 Jarvis. Steve T 113 Jassek. Laura L 173 Jellison. Linda J Jellison. Anthony W Jcimberg. Lisa A 30 Jenkins. James P 187 Jenkins. Ken E 90. 147 Jenne. Jeffrey 0 Jenm. Bill 128 Jenm. Karen E. 59. 60. 187 Jensen, Jodi L 30. 155 Jensen. Thora L 187 Jcntzsch. Daniel C 155 Jerome. Mickie A 100. 173 Jimenez. Roy A, 113. 90 Job. Daniel L. 75. 155 Jobe. Sheila M 187 Johns. Jerroid C. 147 Johns. Phillip M 173 Johns. Rickie D 173 Johnson. Alvma L 129 Johnson. Anthony L. 155 Johnson. Daniel J 63. 62. 155 129 Johnson. Dora M 155 Johnson Gregory R 90. 129 Johnson. Gwendolyn S Johnson. Julie D 155 Johnson. June M 173 Johnson. Kenton H. 107. 187 Johnson. Kit D 74. 187 Johnson. Lee R 58. 59. 155 Johnson. Lori L 187 Johnson. Michael P 155 Johnson. Shawna L 66 Johnson. Stuart D 129 Johnson. Tammy A 54. 187 Johnson. Tanna 187 Johnson. Wendy 61. 66. 81. 187 Johnston. Dann D. Johnston. Wade K. 97. 107 187 Jollitfe. Timm M Jonas. Laura L 156 Jones. Chuck D 187 Jones. Darnel L 107. 156 Jones. Tom 55. 156 Jordan. Corrme L 64. 100, 173 Jordan. Theresa Jorgenson. Neil C 109. 171. 173 Jorgenson. Tad W 58. 59. 156 Jovm. Linda M. 30. 76 K Kadn. Sabah 187 Kadry. Raid 147 Kahler. John R Kam. Richard S 92 102. 106 173 Kaldahl. Martin D 187 Kaphammer. Loric K Karkanen. Dave A 156 Karkanen. Doug J 156 Kaufman. Audrey A 101. 108. 129 Kaufman. Bryon A 86. 89. 107 Kautz. Julie R 156 Keenan. Buddy P. 147 Keenan. Harry P Kelley. Robert E 97. 107 Kelly. Barbara J 70. 187 Kelly. Sharon K 30. 48 70. 73. 156 Kelly. Tammy L. Kemmer. Theresa D. 64. 173 Kempel. Michelle L. 46. 182. 187 Kendall. Rod P 173 Kent. Shannon K 129 Kenck, Steve 129 Kessell. John E 82. 147 Kieckbusch. Noel W 147 Kieckbusch. Teresa M 52. 101. 156 Killpack. Mark D Killpack. Brian G Kimerly. Cliff B Kimerly. George A 109 Kimmel. Douglas R 187 Kimmel. Michael D 156 Kimmel. Tammy S 187 King. Kimberly S. 70. 187 King, Michael R 56. 156 King. Rachel J 64. 72. 173 Kinney. Jon D 46. 47. 65. 76. 173 Kinney. Matt W 62 129 Kinney. Sharon A. 71. 130 Kinney. Steve E 74 88, 156 Kirby. Dave R 130 Kirby. Kathy K 101. 173 Kirkpatrick. John D. 60. 61. 59. 184 Kirkpatrick. Leigh A 46. 76, 77. 156 Kirkpatrick. Mark A 173 Kitchm. Kevin P 106 Klapwyk. Eddie D 156 Klaudt. Larry D 156 Klaudt. Scott A 62. 92. 94 Kline. Leah L Knaup. Lyra J. 184 Knight, Kirk D 107 Knoll. Dawn L. 184 Knoll. Jett L Knuchel. Jerry R 156 Knudsen. Juli J 46. 101. 166. 172 Knudsen. Stephen J. 156 Koesler. Annette M 130 Kolb. Kathy K 30. 48 130 Koontz. Thomas S 173 Koostra. Karen L 130 Koschei. Dana P 156 Koschei. Laurie L. 91. 173 Kottre. Stacie. P 156 Koures. Bill G 156 Kradolfer. Lyle E 106. 173 Kruger. Dora L 30. 42. 43. 156 Kruger. Joe R 147 Kucn el. Nanette C 66. 100 184 Kuest, John 130 Kuhi. Deborah A 184 Kuhn. Sheila K 157 Kuntz. Belinda R. 130 Kuntz. Corma J 30. 70. 157 Kuntz. Jeffery G 130 Kuntz. Sandra J 184 Kyle. David R. 184 Kyle. Jodene M. 91. 98. 173 Kyle. Reed 66 Kyle. Roy L. 74. 86. 87. 90. 130 L Lackschewitz. Elisabeth 34. 68 L3dwig. Marie L. 47. 157 Lafley. Fred J 184 Lake. Laura L Lakey. Lyndon R 157 Lakey. Randy J 173 Lakm. Rick C Lamb. Tad J. 48. 68. 70. 71 Lamb. Ted J 48, 68. 82 Lambert. Lisa A 174 Lamoure. Gregory R. 107. 184 Landa. Chris L. 102. 106. 157 Landa. Robert D. 184 Lande. Lenny K. 88. 174 Landman. Janet R 131 Lanfear. Emily I. 184 Lange. Bruce M Lange. Helene Y Lange. Nancy K 65. 157 Langowski. Cindy L 157 Lanier. Marshall W 157 Large Troy 131 Large. Scott A Landon. 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CHAMBERS FAIRWAY CENTER 728-9320 Have it your way BURGER KING Highway 93 At Russell Almost 222 Advertising 11b First National Montana Bank of Missoula the sign of better banking Member ttb ■ Montana Bank of South Missoula Fairway Center Missouia, Montana 59801 (406) 543-8353 Advertising 223 CARPET • LINOLEUM • DRAPERIES 24 HOUR FIRSTBANK .. . bank anywhere anytime you want. |wtsr“fl Highway 93 So. 3841 Brooks Missoula. Montana 59801 UNIVERSAL ATHLETIC SERVICE 406 728-2 700 137 E. Main 721-1350 pi Western Montana — National Bank MISSOULA'S MOST COMPLETE SPORTS HEADQUARTERS. Nike Converse Puma Wilson of Missoula 248 N Higgins Avenue • Phone 721-2020 Member F.D.I.C Billings—Missoula—Bozeman—Great Falls—Kalispell Garden City News OLSON'S GROCERY Cold Beer And Soft Drinks To Go! Discount Gasoline. 2105 So. Higgins Missoula, Montana 123 EAST MAIN STREET MISSOULA, MONTANA 59801 PHONE (406) 728-2803 Owner manager: Mark and Pat Youell. We serve fine natural food family style and have an un- usual menu with an emphasis on fresh vegtables. meats, home made breads and des- serts. 224 Advertising fr:S! ■ L the GREASE MONKEY Self Serve Auto Repair Shop 2848 Brooks Missoula, Montana J C ALL AMERICAS TROPHY AND ENGRA I TNG 833 S. HIGGINS MISSOULA CITY DISPOSAL 1819 SOUTH AVE W. 543-3157 home center 3020 Reserve Street 1205 S. HIGGINS AVE SENIOR’S— We care about your senior portraits. Let us show you this summer. AL HAM PHOTOGRAPHY 543-8239 Advertising 225 i Cutlery for all seasons and reasons! We re the FIRST and ONLY full-line Cutlery Shop In Western Montana. • Household Cutlery • Hunting Knives • Fishing Knives • Pocket Knives • Survival Knives • Sharpening Stones • Kitchen Accessories • Cutting Boards • Gift Sets • Crock Sticks • Sharpening Service • Carving Sets • Steak Knife Sets • Scissors • Cleavers Holiday Village Shopping Center 728-2771 l! if T | I Western Montana source for the finest furniture and accessories. A specialty shop featuring the unique... the desirable DESIGN MEDIA 228 North Higgins Missoula, Montana 59801 ‘The source for all your fencing needs.” 1720 SOUTH THIRD WEST MISSOULA. MONT. 59801 PHONE 406 549-3993 Coast to Goast TOTAL HARDWARE Dale D. Mahlum, Owner Trempers Shopping Center — Box 3000 MISSOULA, MONTANA 59806 Phone: 728-3030 Ladies Apparel 3 Hammond Arcade Missoula, Montana lHAUGENS «Mr HAMMOND ARCADE BUILDING MISSOULA- Higgins and Main HAMILTON- 701 South First Street First Federal Savings Loan Association 226 MisSOuOl HaifrMM. 59801 FINEST QUALITY WESTERN WEAR AND RIDING EQUIPMENT PO BOX 1423 451 NORTH HIGGINS TELEPHONE 543-4718 We do it all for you m I McDonald's Enjoy the change at McDonalds. Breakfast-Sundaes 3310Brooks St. 314 NORTH HIGGINS AVENUE MISSOULA. MONTANA 59807 HAMMOND ORGANS BALDWIN PIANOS 1805 Brooks Street Missoula, Montana 549-0013 Featuring Unique junior Wear (406) 721-3710 MONTANA POWER COMPANY _____ SAVE $150 Insulation can keep your home comfortable and save you money, too. A minimum of six inches of insulation placed in the attic of an average uninsulated house can save approxi- mately $150 a year in heating costs. MISSOULA DRUG CO. 1 HAMMOND ARCADE MISSOULA. EOffWE PHONE 543-3171 MONTANA 59801 For all your cosmetic needs. 227 WOMEN S DISTINCTIVE APPAREL Quality Fashions for Giving or Wearing. SOUTHGATE MALL GRIZZLY GROCERY Now Open: Sun.-Thurs 7am-12pm Fri-Sat. 7am-lpm S. 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